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Green Party leader, Dr Jill Stein, openly invited Bernie Sanders (whose progressive policies greatly match her own party) to join her ticket - in either position.
The courting of the Bernie movement has begun in earnest...
The Greens (and the Libertarian Party too) are having a field day (or week) pointing out the hypocrisy of the current two presumptive nominees.
The courting of the Bernie movement has begun in earnest...
The Greens (and the Libertarian Party too) are having a field day (or week) pointing out the hypocrisy of the current two presumptive nominees.
Green Party candidate: Trump says 'terrible things,' Clinton does them
By Harper Neidig
June 10, 2016, 11:54 am
http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box...rty-candidate-draws-parallels-between-clinton
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein blasted Hillary Clinton as not being much different than Donald Trump, saying that while Trump "says scary things," Clinton actually does them.
Trump says very scary thingsdeporting immigrants, massive militarism and, you know, ignoring the climate, Stein said in an interview with Democracy Now, according to a transcript. Well, Hillary, unfortunately, has a track record for doing all of those things."
So, the terrible things that we expect from Donald Trump, weve actually already seen from Hillary Clinton, Stein added. So Id say, dont be a victim of this propaganda campaign, which is being waged by people who exercise selective amnesia.
Stein also echoed the presumptive Republican nominee's call for Bernie Sanders to mount a third-party bid, inviting him to be a Green Party candidate and accusing the Democratic machine of rigging the primary against him.
What Im saying is that if Senator Sanders made the case that now he understood, after the very, you know, disturbing experiences of the last many months and the way that hes been mistreated and beaten up by the party, perhaps he has a different view of the potential to create revolution inside of a counterrevolutionary party, she said. Maybe he has come to see the necessity for independent third parties to actually move this movement forward.
Clinton clinched the Democratic nomination earlier this week, and Sanders, who serves in the Senate as an Independent, has vowed not to run outside the party and to be a Democrat from now on.
My hope, as Senator Sanders himself said, is that this is a movement, its not a man, Stein said. My hope is that the movement will continue.