This may well be the last nail in the Green Party coffin.

I’d appreciate anything since I’m fairly new to politics as a whole!

Pluleezz…. your little left wing liberal rump group..has been a handful of people in Virginia for most of the last decade… seldom running candidats. You Yager, have NEVER been on the ballot for any public office. How can you claim to know real politics…

You are a poser, Yager.

The Green Party Rocks!

Cynthia Mckinney is a GREAT candidate for the Greens.

And I rather suspect the real Green Party in Virginia, the Independent Greens of Virginia, who have run hundreds of candidates on the ballot…will get the Green Party candidate on the ballot in Virginia.

Phil Sawyer responds:

Perhaps you meant to write, “what she stands for,” instead of “what they stand for.” By the way, you must be a Democrat. Am I correct?

Laine Says:
May 29th, 2008 at 11:08 am
Phil,

Wouldn’t you imagine that Chuck Baldwin attempt to seek the AIP nomination?

Phil Sawyer replies:

Normally, one would expect the American Independent Party (the California affiliate of the Constitution Party) to simply ratify the national party’s nominations. However, I have been reading in these pages that there is a signifcant number of AIPers that want to nominate Alan Keyes. The Party could decide to disaffiliate from the national party and go ahead and nominate Mr. Keyes if it wants to. What about an Alan Keyes-Ezola Foster ticket? Would not that be fascinating?

Pete Says:
May 29th, 2008 at 3:10 pm
If she can’t raise enough money for her campaign, maybe McKinney can get some media attention by assaulting another capital cop. Remember that? When she forgot her member of Congress ID pin and was stopped and asked for ID, then went spazzo and attacked a DC police officer.

Of course, it’s not unlike the Green Party to nominate politically progressive egomaniacs. First Nader, then Cobb, now McKinney. Anyone see a pattern here?

Anybody see that movie she was in about the 2004 election in Ohio, which tied into her completely unrelated primary election loss for Congress in 2002. Freaking camera-hound.

Yeah, Cynthia will make a great GP candidate because she’s good at playing the race card and the victim card. And, of course, she’s completely nuts! Nice pick Greens. Yeesh!

Phil Sawyer responds:

When people start calling names that just shows that they are losing the debate on the issues!

Of course, it’s not unlike the Green Party to nominate politically progressive egomaniacs. First Nader, then Cobb, now McKinney. Anyone see a pattern here?

Anybody see that movie she was in about the 2004 election in Ohio, which tied into her completely unrelated primary election loss for Congress in 2002. Freaking camera-hound.

Yeah, Cynthia will make a great GP candidate because she’s good at playing the race card and the victim card. And, of course, she’s completely nuts! Nice pick Greens. Yeesh!