| Number 28 | The Green Party of Virginia Newsletter | Winter 2001/2002 |
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Corporate PatriotismBy Ralph Nader, November 9, 2001U.S. Corporations aren't even subtle about it. Waving a flag and carrying a big shovel, corporate interests are scooping up government benefits and taxpayer money in an unprecedented fashion while the public is preoccupied with the September 11 attacks and the war in Afghanistan. Shamelessly, the Bush Administration and Congress have taken advantage of the patriotic outpouring to fulfill the wish lists of their most generous corporate campaign donors. More...
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Electoral NewsFEC Recognizes Green PartyReprinted by Permission The Federal Election Commission (FEC) issued a unanimous opinion on November 8, 2001 recognizing the Green Party of the United States as the National Commitee of the Green Party. More...
Loudoun Greens Win First Election
Chris Simmons is a quietly persuasive guy, and it was impossible to dismiss the logic of his faith that the Greens could impact a local election... More...
Jim Lowenstern's Campaign for the State Legislature
Alexandria Green Jim Lowenstern ran a hard-fought race for the 46th District seat in the Virginia General Assembly. More...
An Open Letter to the Greens of Virginia
At the May 5, 2001 meeting of the Green Party of Virginia in Leesburg, Dr. D.C. Amarasinghe sought and obtained the Green Party nomination for the U.S. House of Representatives in the 4th District. More...
State and Federal Electoral Reform
Electoral reform may not be in the headlines these days, but it is being discussed in state legislatures, including Virginia's. More...
U.S. Green Victories in 2001
The electoral success story of 2001 for the Green Party is its rapid growth on the local level. More...
Local ReportsRockbridge Celebrates Ten YearsBy Eric Sheffield ...The Rockbridge Greens have sponsored educational forums on topics as diverse as low-debt housing, sustainable logging, organic agriculture, initiative and referendum, the unsustainable growth economy, and controlling urban growth... More...
Richmond Greens
The Richmond Greens plan to run and/or endorse progressive candidates for Richmond City Council. More...
Loudoun Greens
In late November, the Loudoun Greens presented a $100 award at the annual History/Social Science Fair hosted by Loudoun County Public Schools... More...
Arlington Courthouse Greens
The Arlington Courthouse Greens were formed in the Fall of 2000 as a group meeting in support of the Nader presidential campaign. More...
Fredericksburg Greens
Hoping to shake things up in the North-Central region is the newly formed Fredericksburg Green Party, which also serves Stafford and Spotsylvania Counties. More...
NOVA/Alexandria Greens
The Alexandria Greens have been working as a local in development since July of 2001. More...
New River Valley Greens
The New River Valley (NRV) Greens are currently taking Virginia Polytechnic and State University to task for their out-dated coal power plant, which does not meet Clean Air Act standards. More...
Central Virginia Greens
Central Virginia Green members have been working independently on a variety of issues. More... |
Growing the Green PartySupport Green Party WorkBy Don Durham Greens in Virginia, and beyond, have long stood on the plank of campaign finance reform as a way to stem the undue influence of money in establishment politics. More...
The Green Party's Opportunities from the Nader Campaign
Last year, Ralph Nader was the Green Party's first presidential candidate to qualify for the ballot in Virginia. More...
vagreenparty.org News
The Web Committee was formally approved by consensus as a standing committee of the GPVA ... and has been on a roll ever since. More...
From the Editor
During the 2000 election cycle, Ralph Nader said that it would take 1 million people donating 100 dollars and one hundred hours per year in order to transform our society. More...
ActivismDemocracy RisingBy David Gaines The burning question: "what has Ralph Nader been doing since the election?" The simple answer: the same thing he was doing before the election - organizing and speaking out! More...
Green and Growing: Progressive Student Activism on Campus Since Nader 2000
This summer, Campus Greens exploded onto the national scene with their Founding Convention and Rally for Radical Change. More...
Eleven Reasons Not to Buy the Bush-Cheney "War on Terrorism"
I am asking everyone who reads this to do something difficult... More...
Making Trash and Jamming Free Speech For Fun And Profit
How much would it cost you to replace every radio -- walkman, clock radio, car radio, home stereo and boom box? Don't forget that the new radios will be hundred$ of dollar$. More...
Green WritingsBook Review: Shoveling Fuel for a Runaway Train: Errant Economists, Shameful Spenders, and a Plan to Stop Them All by Brian CzechReviewed by Jana Cutlip ...Brian Czech drafted a blueprint for the "steady state revolution." The goal of the steady state revolution is ecological and economic sustainability... More...
A Poem
International NewsAustraliaBy Ben Oquist Greens Hit New Poll High of 8% More...
Canada - Green Party of Ontario
New Zealand
Greens Officers and Activists Visit Europe, Afghanistan, Pakistan
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Editor: Jana Cutlip Layout: Jennifer McMaster Printing: xhigh graphics Contributing Writers to this Issue: Susan Dridi, Don Durham, Mike Feinstein, Katherine Fischer, David Gaines, Matt Hancock, Chris Maxwell, Ralph Nader, Ann Robinson, Tom Yager, Larry Yates Distributors needed for this paper. Please contact the Co-Chairs or call 540-456-8555.
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