Yes Yolanda. I agree. Not enough politics. Are you bilingual? Maybe you can start translating some of the language and send that over to the Clearing House ppl. Im sure they would appreciate it. To keep upon candidates I like to use this as a resource: http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G18/CA On Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 8:41 AM, yolanda catzalco <ycatzalc@hotmail.com> wrote:
All I know is, with the exception of at the most two or three emails, I have heard nothing about our Green Party candidate for Governor anywhere, not even from Green Party. Even though we probably wouldn't win, the elections give us an opportunity to speak about Green Party values, program, etc. Also, why is the Green Party at all levels silent on the immigrants of color pogroms going on locally, statewide, and nationally? I'm probably going to receive a reply to discuss this at the green party forum email. Politics moves any party forward. I think Green Party is too stuck on organization, which is very important also as that is the vehicle to express our politics, but , yes, unfortunately, there are not enough politics, there are not enough Spanish-speaking folks writing flyers, postcards, etc. I think at least at a state level any further local voting guides should include a line or two on the pogroms (1 line) & on Green Party's position of Amnesty for immigrants.
Yolanda Catzalco
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