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Glick: On the Two Democratic Parties
Znet Article, August, 05 2003
Ted Glick
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While on vacation last week I...
Glick: Dump Bush, Build Independent Politics
Zmag Article, August, 01 2003
Ted Glick
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I t’s a fact—there is a broadly- based, independent progressive movement in this country. It is by no means as coherent as it needs to become, but there are hundreds of thousands of peo...
Glick: Dump Bush, Build Independent Politics
Zmag Article, August, 01 2003
Ted Glick
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I t’s a fact—there is a broadly- based, independent progressive movement in this country. It is by no means as coherent as it needs to become, but there are hundreds of thousands of peo...
Glick: A Green Party "Safe States" Strategy
Commentary, July, 09 2003
Ted Glick
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Within and outside of the Green Party there is much discussion about whether or not the Greens should run a Presidential candidate in 2004. Some of the external opposition to it is from some of the same people who were opposed to the Nader/LaDuke ...
Glick: Dump Bush—Build Independent Politics
Znet Article, July, 01 2003
Ted Glick
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“Those who profess to favor...
Glick: The Power of Culture
Commentary, June, 28 2003
Ted Glick
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ÒNo revolutionary movement is complete without its poetical expression. If such a movement has caught hold of the imagination of the masses, they will seek a vent in song for the aspirations, the fears and hopes, the loves and hatreds engendered b...
Glick: Kucinich, Sharpton and the Greens
Znet Article, June, 16 2003
Ted Glick
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I was surprised, pleasantly surprised, to receive an email this past week announcing a rally in Baltimore on June 26...
Glick: UFPJ Takes A Leap Forward
Commentary, June, 12 2003
Ted Glick
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The peace and justice movement is very alive, very well.
Glick: Cuba Si
Znet Article, May, 06 2003
Ted Glick
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I am confident that the truth will win out someday, and justice will be done, but even if that is not the case, rest assured that I will always feel the same way. When you have a cause to fight for, a people to defend, a family that supports you, ...
Glick: An Ill-Conceived Proposal
Znet Article, January, 18 2003
Ted Glick
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The first Democrat I heard calling for a reinstitution of the military draft was Frank Lautenberg last November during my Green Party campaign for the U.S. Senate seat from New Jersey that he ended up winning. This was perhaps the most dramatic of...
Glick: Remembering Phil Berrigan
Commentary, December, 21 2002
Ted Glick
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I first met the late Phil Berrigan in January of 1970 at the age of 20. I had joined the Catholic Left a month before and was actively involved in preparations for an early February, non-violent raid on three draft board offices in Philadelphia, f...
Glick: Campaign Trail Insights
Commentary, October, 08 2002
Ted Glick
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Since May of this year I've been actively campaigning for the U.S. Senate as an independent, as a candidate of the Green Party of New Jersey. Over this period of time I've personally passed out tens of thousands of brochures about myself, the Gree...
Glick: "Democracy" In New Jersey
Znet Article, October, 06 2002
Ted Glick
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I guess I should feel honored that, four days ago, I was given the opportunity to get up in front of the New Jersey Supreme Court and tell them what I think about the “democratic†electoral system they were planning to tinker with ...
Glick: Democrats for IRV?
Commentary, July, 21 2002
Ted Glick
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One and a half years after the five not-so-Supremes selected George Jr. to be President, there are still echoes of the bitterness expressed by some Democrats over Ralph NaderÕs Green Party Presidential campaign.
Glick: ÒThe Least of TheseÓ
Commentary, June, 10 2002
Ted Glick
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Why do people become activists and organizers for positive social change? Even more importantly, why do they continue to live lives of activism even after they experience the difficulties of this line of work?
Glick: “The Least of Theseâ€
Commentary, June, 10 2002
Ted Glick
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Why do people become activists and organizers for positive social change? Even more importantly, why do they continue to live lives of activism even after they experience the difficulties of this line of work?
Glick: Mass Mobilization And Politcal Change
Znet Article, March, 27 2002
Ted Glick
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Over the weekend of April 19-22, 2002, particularly on April 20th, tens of thousands of people from around the country will participate in a wide range of peace and justice activities in Washington, D.C. In an unprecedented show of political matur...
Glick: Practicing What You Preach
Commentary, March, 22 2002
Ted Glick
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In four of my last five Future Hope columns I have written about the importance of independent, peace and justice electoral campaigns, particularly now as we face, in Dick CheneyÕs words, a war that Òmay never end, at least, not in our lifetimes.Ó...
Glick: On the Upswing Again
Znet Article, February, 25 2002
Ted Glick
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About two months from now tens of thousands of people will be converging on Washington, D.C. over the weekend of April 19-22. Three national coalition efforts, the Colombia Mobilization, the April 20th Mobilization Committee and the Mobilization...
Glick: 2002: Rising Up Stronger and Broader
Commentary, February, 09 2002
Ted Glick
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Imagine this: a Congressional Democrat running for re-election next November with a leaflet that says, "Vote for me! I supported Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld as they waged war in Afghanistan. I kept my mouth shut as, week after week, civilians died f...
