As progressives think about the prospect of a third party, many are looking in unlikely places for new allies – even as unlikely as the Tea Party. The Tea Party was quickly co-opted by the Republicans and the MSM, but the original feeling that gave the movement life bears some similarity to the discontent that is gripping the left.
Could The Tea Party Be An Ally In The Progressive Revolt? |
| By: Jim Moss Tuesday September 7, 2010 11:56 am |
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Strong Surge in Third-Party Candidate Filings |
| By: CarolynC Saturday June 19, 2010 10:55 am |
Washington is just one state experiencing a surge in third party filings. This is just one more indication that progressives need to think outside the box and search for independents, Greens, and candidates reflecting a liberal, anti-corporatist, anti-war agenda to support in upcoming primaries and general elections.
Is a Third Party the Answer? |
| By: CarolynC Saturday April 3, 2010 9:03 am |
There are arguments being made in light of the left’s total lack of influence in electoral politics, despite the efforts of many over the past several years, to start a third-party movement. These are some thoughts on this, and a recommendation we look to direct non-violent organizing and coordinated action, to effectively respond to the unique political realities we face today.
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