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Q. What's the difference between the Democrat and Republican parties?

Q. Do they represent your interests and values?

Which party represents your interests?

Democrats talk about the different policies, positions, and priorities we'd see from a Democrat in the White House versus a Republican.

Most Democrat and Republican politicians - including Clinton, Gore, Kerry and Bush - hold similar positions on major issues - and that's why we need a real choice at the polls: a party that gives power to "We the People" instead of powerful corporations.

If you look at where the candidates and parties stand on the issues you can see that the Democrat and Republican parties are in basic agreement on most issues OR they agree to ignore important issues.

Judge for yourself - and compare with Green positions: 


Who Really Spoiled the 2000 Election?




Articles

Wacky Doodle Politics and Common Sense
By Gregg Jocoy

Greenwave: You Don't Have to Make a Deal With the Devil
By Patricia Goldsmith

The Biggest Media Sin from Progressive Review.

Bashing Greens Won't Help.  From the StarTribune.com

An Open Letter to Dennis Kucinich. From Common Dreams.

Yes, the Green Party Should Run A Candidate for President in 2004.  From an exchange at Common Dreams.

Leading Democrats AWOL on Overtime Vote
ZNet

Democrats Fail to Hold Bush Responsible for War Deceptions
Green Party Press Release

Democrats, Republicans Awash in Funds From Corporate Criminals.
From the Corporate Crime Reporter

What is the Clinton Legacy?
by Scott McLarty

Blogs

Appalachian Greens
Chlorophyll

Denver Greens

Green Commons

Green-Horizon

JMBZine

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Montgomery County




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