Will she be funded by Donald Trump again like in 2016?
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Is this the first election in American history with more Russian candidates than American ones?
Let's see:
- Fascism is calling from inside the house
- All of the Republican candidates are fascists
- The Supreme Court is stacked with Federalist Society-bred Christian Originalists.
- Trump is likely going to be the Republican nominee
And here's Jill, like, "Mmm, yeah. Now's a good time to try to split the vote."
Because of course she does.
Ouch, that is some of Russia's top brass, what the hell is she doing in the middle of all that?
I just went from.... maybe.... to nope in one picture.
Russian pawns gonna pawn
Wasn't she the dividing vote for democrats in the 2016 election?
Hillary being a shitty candidate is what caused 2016
Found the third party voter
You make it sound like this discovery was found with extensive investigation.
How 'bout No?
No thanks. I'll vote who is likely to win based on mathematics with weighs on preference on top and those I prefer on the downballot. Do this enough time, and there will be a split between progressives and moderates when conservatives eventually become ineffective minority.
Well it's certainly better than Howie again. Cornel West should've stuck with the party. Him on greens would have had an unprecedented shot.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Stein, a physician who ran against Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in 2016 as the Green Party’s nominee, previewed her latest run for the White House on social media and unveiled an accompanying website.
Stein wrote on her website that she is entering the presidential race “to offer people a choice outside the failed two-party system, so we can put a pro-worker, anti-war, climate emergency agenda front and center in this election and on the ballot in November.”
Stein’s last national bid in 2016 sparked considerable anger from Democrats, who argued she contributed to the election of Trump by taking away votes from Clinton in close swing states including Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
She has promoted early support of the progressive platform, including a Green New Deal, the sweeping environmental reform agenda favored by climate activists.
The 73-year-old doctor and environmental advocate joins a chorus of outsiders competing for the Oval Office as discontent with Biden reaches new levels a year from Election Day.
In addition to West, fellow progressives Marianne Williamson and Cenk Uygur have launched long-shot bids, as well as independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.), who is running against Biden as a Democrat.
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