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Final Readers' Survey: 50% for Hillary Clinton, 36% for Jill Stein, 7% to Write-In Bernie

With Arrest Warrants Issued, Jill Stein Says Campaign 'Proud' of Pipeline Protest

Jon Queally, staff writer

Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka, the presidential and vice-presidential candidates of the Green Party who on Wednesday had arrest warrants issued against them for participating in a protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline earlier this week, say they are proud of their actions and will now "engage the legal process with dignity and integrity." The...

Jill Stein Blasts 'Two-Party Cartel' Controlling Presidential Debates

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

The presidential debates have been transformed into "a choreographed and...

Did Green Party Pitch for 'Greater Good' Resonate with National Audience?

Nika Knight, staff writer

Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein and vice presidential candidate...

Green Party Town Hall Makes Case Against 'Same Old Political Duopoly'

Experiments Involving GMO Animals Are Skyrocketing, Study Finds

As Nominee, Stein Says She Wants to Assume Mantle of Sanders' Revolution

Democracy Debatable as Judge Rejects Third-Party Bid to Share Stage

Declining Green VP Offer, Nina Turner to Keep Fighting for Soul of Democratic Party

Sanders Surrogate Nina Turner Considering Green Party's VP Offer

DNC Leak Reveals Party Insiders Promised Access to Obama in Exchange for Cash

Can't Win? Post-Convention Bump Sends Trump Surging in Polls

'Trustworthy' Trump? Plagued by Email Controversy, Clinton's Lead Plummets

Green Party's Jill Stein: Sanders Can Lead My Party's Ticket

In Four-Party Race, Clinton's Lead Takes a Hit

Under Green Party Banner, Jill Stein Officially Sets Sights on 2016

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Stein Arrested 'Connecting the Dots' at Keystone Site

The Green Party's Jill Stein became the 33rd person arrested at the Keystone blockade in Texas when she brought supplies to treesitters who have spent two months trying to block the pipeline. Linking the ravages of Sandy with climate change, Stein criticized Obama and Romney as "pipeline politicians." “I’m here to connect the dots between climate devastation and pipeline politicians – both Obama and Romney – who are competing (for) the role of Puppet In Chief for the fossil fuel industry."