ALICE JAMES FOR PRESIDENT- 2016- Green Party Independent: Jill Stein- Green Party Candidate for President

LET US IN! Keep Big Money out of Government.

George Washington did not want to have political parties. He thought they would become divisive and corrupt and fail to
represent the will of the people. Well, that was before BIG MEDIA got involved. Owned by massive conglomerates, the
"news" is no longer objective and in-depth, but carries out the
message of its biggest owners.

The environment and the economic welfare of the American
people is in dire jeopardy, yet squabbling on one side and
cowardice on the other, have created leadership that will not
take a moral stand.

I hope to change all that. I encourage every ordinary, sensible,
thoughtful person to run for office- local, PTO, state level- it doesn't matter. Petitions won't create change. Demonstrations will be censored by the mainstream media. LET US IN!

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Jill Stein- Green Party Candidate for President

These really are the times that try our souls.

And it is a sign of the times that the Jill Stein campaign has become a megaphone speaking out against police repression of pro-democracy protests. In defending Occupy Wall Street protests across country, speaking out against the National Defense Authorization Act, and with plans this Friday to join protests against the closure of the Wisconsin State Capitol, Dr. Stein has helped to mobilize action among those who identify with the 99% message.

One example of this mobilization is the over 2,000 individuals who have since Thursday signed the "First Amendment Pledge," a statement initiated by Dr. Stein which concludes, "I pledge non-cooperation with police repression and will not vote for or support those responsible for it."

The pledge, along with prominent initial signers, can be seen here: http://www.FirstAmendmentPledge.org

If you haven't already done so, please sign that pledge, and forward it to others to sign.

At midnight last Thursday, in her home state, Dr. Stein joined with supporters at Boston’s Dewey Square to strengthen Occupy Boston when a police raid seemed imminent. The police held off from the expected raid that night, but later moved in and made scores of arrests on Saturday. In the past several days, police have also raided public assemblies associated with Occupy Wall Street in Houston, San Francisco, Baltimore, Portland (ME), and elsewhere.