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Writer Urges Kevin Zeese vs. Al Franken on the Iraq War |
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Tuesday, 20 June 2006 |
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Writer John Walsh is urging radio talk show host Al Franken to debate Kevin Zeese on the Iraq occupation. Franken, who favors continuing the occupation of Iraq, is out of step with most Democratic Party voters in his support for the war. |
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Zeese Calls for Hand Recount in Busby/Bilbray Election |
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Tuesday, 20 June 2006 |
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It is impossible to have confidence in the vote count in the Busby/Bilbray election when the security of the electronic voting machines was so lax, e.g. allowing judges to take machines home the night before, when combined with the well documented ease of manipulating the machines in ways that could effect the vote count by itself raises serious doubts about the accuracy of the vote count. Election officials in California and throughout the country know that the machines used include illegal interpreted code that allow for manipulation of election results. The security holes in these machines allow for software to be changed in ways that could effect the vote counting in a matter of minutes, and yet these machines were without security for many hours. In order for this election to be accepted as legitimate there must be a full, transparent hand recount of the voter verified paper ballots. Thankfully, California -- unlike my home state of Maryland, requires a voter verified paper ballot -- but there is no use to this ballot if it is not used when doubts are raised. The resistance to this recount only adds to the lack of confidence in the election results. This is an issue of national importance as Americans are losing confidence in the basis of U.S. democracy -- ensuring that every vote is collected and counted as the voter intended. A transparent recount can only have positive effects no matter what the outcome.Write Comment (1 Comments) |
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Maryland's Libertarian, Green and Populist Parties Have United Behind the Zeese Campaign! |
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Monday, 19 June 2006 |
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The article below examines a historic first -- three parties uniting behind one US Senate candidate. An excerpt from a comment by Doug McNeil of the Libertarian Party of Baltimore:
"What we did -- or rather what Kevin did -- seems to be unprecedented. As far as I can tell, no one has ever been nominated by both the Libertarian and Green Parties, anywhere in the country. Richard Winger, the Editor of Ballot Access News, told me that he knew of no other case where this had happened. It's an impressive testimony to Kevin's considerable political ability."
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Zeese Wins the Triple Crown |
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Sunday, 18 June 2006 |
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John Wagner The Washington Post June 13, 2006
U.S. Senate candidate Kevin B. Zeese has completed the triple crown of minor-party nominations, securing up the backing of the Populist Party. Zeese previously won the nominations of the Libertarian and Green parties as part of a "Unity for Change" campaign. The newest addition, the Populist party, ran Ralph Nader's presidential campaign in 2004.
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ZEESE WINS THIRD PARTY NOMINATION: POPULIST PARTY OF MARYLAND |
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Monday, 12 June 2006 |
Populist Party Examining Litigation to Ensure Ballot Listing
Zeese also nominated by Libertarian and Green Parties in “Unity Campaign”Baltimore, MD: On Sunday, May 11, 2006 U.S. Senate candidate Kevin B. Zeese won his third political party nomination when the Central Committee of the Populist Party selected him as their U.S. Senate candidate. Zeese, a registered Green, has also received the nomination of the Libertarian and Green Parties as part of his “Unity for Change” Campaign. (See www.ZeeseforSenate.org).
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