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 Transfered from old site  Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</A>     Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</A>     Atrazine more toxic than previously thought   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</A>     NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives   Dominate Nationwide   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</A>     Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</A>     Early Results Show Growth for Green Party   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</A>     Preventing Cancer   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</A>     Quito: People confront the FTAA   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</A>     The crisis in housing   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</A>     Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</A>     2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</A>     Open Letter to the Democratic Party   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</A>     ---------     Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race     Pete Meyers, the Green Candidate for Sheriff in Tompkins County, got 26%   of the vote county-wide. In Ithaca, Pete got 38% of the vote. Pete, a   social worker whose campaign focused on restorative justice and stopping   a proposed $20 million jail expansion set a new record for a Green   Sheriff candidate -- the previous record was 20%, set by Geralid J. M.   Amato in Bernalillo County, New Mexico. Last year, James Caldwell of   Monroe County ran for sheriff and got 11% of the vote. Pete's   performance was almost equalled this year by Adam Benedetto, who got 23%   of the vote in Dane County, Wisconsin.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</A>     ---------     Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats     The mid-term elections are over. After spending hundreds of millions of   business dollars, the Republicans now control the Senate and hold on to   the House of Representatives. It is amazing that the Democrats did not   do worse. They had decided months ago on a strange strategy --that they   were going to defeat the Republicans by not criticizing their   belligerent leader, George W. Bush.     In their ads, literature and debates between Senatorial and   Representative candidates, mention of Mr. Bush by them was to praise not   to challenge, or to expose the hypocrisy, and the damage to American   workers and consumers by this corporation President.     Listening to the debate from around the country on C-Span radio, I was   astonished to see Democratic candidates in tight races eager to show   their support for Bush's 2001 tax cut for the wealthy, for the   give-a-way war resolution authority on Iraq, and for Bush's federal   drive to take over the historical role of the states in personal injury   law by restricting Americans' right to their full day in court.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</A>     ---------     Atrazine more toxic than previously thought     Controversy erupted over new findings that atrazine may be linked to   global demise of frogs. Prof. Joe Cummins and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho review the   evidence on the endocrine-disrupting and carcinogenic effects of   atrazine, especially in the light of the non-linearity of biological   activities, and call for a global ban of the herbicide.     Atrazine is an herbicide registered in the United States for the control   of broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds. It is currently used on corn,   sorghum, sugarcane, wheat (to get rid of wheat stubble on fallow land   following wheat harvests; wheat is not the target crop), guava,   macadamia nuts, orchard grass and hay, range grasses, and southern turf   grasses. Atrazine is most widely used on corn followed by sorghum and   sugarcane. Atrazine is registered for use on range grasses for   establishing permanent grass cover on rangelands and pastures under the   Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in four states: Oklahoma, Nebraska,   Texas, and Oregon. The CRP is administered by the US Department of   Agriculture (USDA).     There are prohibitions against grazing on these CRP lands, and cutting   the grasses for hay, except in national emergencies, such as severe   drought, and there are "right-of-way" uses with grazing restrictions.   Atrazine is also registered for use on the following non-agricultural   sites: lawns, golf courses, and sod farms. Worlwide, atrazine is a   leading agricultural chemical, and so extensively used that it has been   identified as a significant pollutant in surface water, groundwater, in   offshore areas and in the atmosphere.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</A>     ---------     NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives   Dominate Nationwide     With 99% of the New York precincts reporting, Republican George Pataki   has cruised to a third term as New York Governor. Even more   heart-wrenching to many progressives, the NY Greens may have fallen   short of the 50,00 votes needed to receive an automatic line on the   ballot for the next four years. Lack of mainstream media coverage,   competition from the center-left Working Families Party, and poor voter   turnout may have been contributing factors.     The Libertarian Party reported about nine cases of missing or broken   levers for Libertarian and Green Party candidates and some upstate   ballot errors which omitted candidates from these parties.     Nationwide, the Democrats were largely routed, and the election   post-mortem has begun. "It is time for the Democrats to wake up to the   reality that they do not win elections by pretending to be Republicans   and 'centrists.' The Republicans will beat them at this game every   time," writes one IMC commentator. "It is time to look upon the   Democrats as a failed party that has allowed itself to be squeezed into   the center by the debate-narrowing media."     Meanwhile, debates about the point of voting continue on IMC-Global and   on this website.   [ St. Louis IMC Election Coverage | Minnesota IMC Election Coverage |   Houston IMC Election Coverage ]     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</A>     ---------     Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics     I am campaigning for governor at a time when the limitations of liberal   democracy have never been more apparent. The boundaries of public debate   grow ever narrower. Corporate money rules the electoral process. The   Republican and Democratic parties quarrel over details but are   essentially united in support of fiscal conservatism, austerity,   protecting the wealth of corporations and rich people, privileging the   private market over public goods and economic growth over ecological   sanity, Ã¯Â¿Â½welfare reform,Ã¯Â¿Â½ the defunding of cities and urban   education systems, punitive drug laws, and a post-9/11 program of   permanent war. Liberal Democrats often have Ã¯Â¿Â½good positionsÃ¯Â¿Â½ on   questions of civil liberties, feminism, gay rights, and the environment,   but faced with an intransigent right their impulse is always to give   ground rather than fight. Anyone who seriously challenges this state of   affairs is derided as a utopian crank. The left, meanwhile, has been   paralyzed, bogged down in a wrongheaded dispute about what is more   important, economics or culture.       <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</A>     ---------     Early Results Show Growth for Green Party     With most results still pending in western states, Greens took a strong   step to higher level office with John Eder's two-to-one landslide   victory in the Maine state house, district 31. Eder's Democratic Party   opponent conceded earlier in the evening.     In Providence, Rhode Island, where Greg Gerritt ran a strong grassroots   campaign for Mayor, David Segal has taken a seat on the City Council   with 38%.     In northwest Pennsylvania, District 3, Congressional candidate AnnDrea   Benson set a new record for a Green Congressional campaign with 22% of   the vote total. Benson had been endorsed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson last   Friday.     For statewide races, Green candidates for Governor in Maine, Jonathan   Carter, and Jim Sykes for Senate in Alaska both earned about 9%.     Greens also elected their first local officeholder in Texas, George   Rice, to the San Antonio Water Board. And in Madison, Wisconsin, Green   candidate for Sheriff Adam Benedetto received over 32,000 votes.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</A>     ---------     Preventing Cancer     Breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancers, bladder cancer,   Hodgkin's Disease and all cancers combined mortality rates for the adult   population of New York State far exceed the United States average (from,   "Atlas of Cancer Mortality in the United States" 1950-94, National   Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute).     New York State has large numbers of in-state major source smoke stacks,   emitting human carcinogens, including: benzene, formaldehyde,   benzo(a)pyrene, dioxins, furans, PCBs and hexachlorobenzene. Added to   these cancer causing emissions are releases from smoke stacks to the   North in Ontario (second worst source of air pollution in North America)   and to the West, in the Great Lakes Basin and the Ohio River Valley.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</A>     ---------     Quito: People confront the FTAA     by Justin Rubin     Please accept this [unedited] bulletin from the edge of consciousness. I   don't know whether I feel like crying because I am so moved by what I   saw today, because my mucous membranes are all shot to hell from too   much tear gas, or out of sheer exhaustion. But I want to get this out   while it is still fresh in my mind, and tomorrow will be another insane   day. Tonight I watched some of the most oppressed people in this world   confront some of the most influential. Tonight I watched a group of poor   farmers, indigenous people, and workers speak, shout, sing truth to   power. Tonight, I think, I think, although we will not know for a few   days, I watched the terrain of hemispheric politics shift before my   eyes. I feel so inspired, and so humbled.     When the day started, I was 20km south of Quito with maybe 300   indÃ¯Â¿Â½genas, one of two protest caravans that had crossed the country   spreading the word about the protest against the Free Trade Area of the   Americas summit in Quito. As we crowded into buses to head north, I   called the other caravan, who reported that they had 80 people. " And   this is how it ends," I thought.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</A>     ---------     The crisis in housing     New York City is facing its greatest housing shortage since the Second   World War. There are more homeless families, more homeless children now,   than at any time since the Great Depression. Over 35,000 people live in   the streets or in homeless shelters, and the number continues to rise.     The latest Housing and Vacancy Survey (HVS) relying on 1999 data, shows   that the vacancy rate is the lowest itÃ¯Â¿Â½s been for the 1990s -- at   3.19%. More ominous is the fact that 825,000 households pay over 30% of   their incomes for rent, with almost 450,000 of that total paying more   than 50%. Before the Reagan/Cuomo/Koch years, it was a rule-of-thumb   that you never paid more than one weekÃ¯Â¿Â½s salary for a monthÃ¯Â¿Â½s rent.   For many years now, neither major party has demonstrated any capacity   for providing affordable housing.     215,000 renter households are overcrowded, at more than one person per   room. It it the highest number of overcrowded households since 1970.   More than 75,000 are severely overcrowded (more than 1.5 person per   room). That is the highest number since the HVS began the count in 1960.   Almost 170,000 households are living doubled-up with a non-relative.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</A>     ---------     Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party     WASHINGTON, DC -- "There's so much bipartisan agreement and overlap on   many major issues of the day, that voters across the U.S. have begun to   recognize Greens as a viable alternative -- often, the only viable   alternative," said Rachel Treichler, Green Party candidate for the House   of Representatives in New York's 29th Congressional District. "Our   candidates for the U.S. House and Senate have established the Greens in   2002 as America's party of choice, of re-enfranchisement and giving   people a reason to come out and vote. We're the alternative to the two   major parties, which represent the interests of those funding their   campaigns -- the large corporations, PACS, and wealthy donors."     Over 60 Greens are competing in congressional races, out of more than   530 Green campaigns across the U.S.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</A>     ---------     2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war     by Jack A. Smith, Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign     The new Bush-era antiwar movement took a giant step forward Saturday,   Oct. 26 with massive peace demonstrations in New York and San Francisco   -- and a huge protest, relatively speaking, in Kingston, N.Y.     Demonstrations were held in scores of cities and towns in the U.S. and a   number of foreign countries.     A total of 2,000 took part in Kingston's rally and march despite cold   rains much of the day. The event was organized by the Mid-Hudson   National People's Campaign and was backed by some 30 local groups.   Observers said the spirited and militant demonstration was the largest   peace protest in Kingston in anyone's memory. The 2,000 figure was based   on final headcounts as the rally ended plus a fairly scientific analysis   by two people trained in crowd estimates. In addition, five buses filled   with activists from the Capital District and Mid-Hudson region left in   the very early morning hours to attend the Washington protest.     15 photos from the demonstration, taken by Fred Nagel, appear on the   website of the Dutchess Greens, <A HREF="http://www.dutchessgreens.org">http://www.dutchessgreens.org</A> (click on   Stop the War).     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</A>     ---------     Open Letter to the Democratic Party     The Democrats should have an easy time winning control of the House of   Representatives and the Senate in next week's election. Recession is   deepening, unemployment is rising, and corporate corruption headlines   are proliferating. Health care costs, drug prices and the number of   Americans without health care coverage are all increasing. Median   household incomes are falling. Corporate crime has heavily depleted   401Ks and other pension losses.     These should all help the Democrats win against the corporate-indentured   Republicans marinated in corporate cash, soft on corporate and   environmental crimes and demonstrably anti-labor.     Why then is the overall contest for Party control of Congress too close   to call? Because Democrats are not clearly, relentlessly and   aggressively emphasizing these fundamental issues to distinguish   themselves from the Republicans. Why? Are they unaware, neglectful or   torpid? No, their chronic ambiguity flows from being largely indentured   to the same monied commercial interests as the Republicans.     http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html
 
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 Transfered from old site Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</a> Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</a> Atrazine more toxic than previously thought <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</a> NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives Dominate Nationwide <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</a> Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</a> Early Results Show Growth for Green Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</a> Preventing Cancer <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</a> Quito: People confront the FTAA <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</a> The crisis in housing <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</a> Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</a> 2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</a> Open Letter to the Democratic Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</a> --------- Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race Pete Meyers, the Green Candidate for Sheriff in Tompkins County, got 26% of the vote county-wide. In Ithaca, Pete got 38% of the vote. Pete, a social worker whose campaign focused on restorative justice and stopping a proposed $20 million jail expansion set a new record for a Green Sheriff candidate -- the previous record was 20%, set by Geralid J. M. Amato in Bernalillo County, New Mexico. Last year, James Caldwell of Monroe County ran for sheriff and got 11% of the vote. Pete's performance was almost equalled this year by Adam Benedetto, who got 23% of the vote in Dane County, Wisconsin. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</a> --------- Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats The mid-term elections are over. After spending hundreds of millions of business dollars, the Republicans now control the Senate and hold on to the House of Representatives. It is amazing that the Democrats did not do worse. They had decided months ago on a strange strategy --that they were going to defeat the Republicans by not criticizing their belligerent leader, George W. Bush. In their ads, literature and debates between Senatorial and Representative candidates, mention of Mr. Bush by them was to praise not to challenge, or to expose the hypocrisy, and the damage to American workers and consumers by this corporation President. Listening to the debate from around the country on C-Span radio, I was astonished to see Democratic candidates in tight races eager to show their support for Bush's 2001 tax cut for the wealthy, for the give-a-way war resolution authority on Iraq, and for Bush's federal drive to take over the historical role of the states in personal injury law by restricting Americans' right to their full day in court. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</a> --------- Atrazine more toxic than previously thought Controversy erupted over new findings that atrazine may be linked to global demise of frogs. Prof. Joe Cummins and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho review the evidence on the endocrine-disrupting and carcinogenic effects of atrazine, especially in the light of the non-linearity of biological activities, and call for a global ban of the herbicide. Atrazine is an herbicide registered in the United States for the control of broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds. It is currently used on corn, sorghum, sugarcane, wheat (to get rid of wheat stubble on fallow land following wheat harvests; wheat is not the target crop), guava, macadamia nuts, orchard grass and hay, range grasses, and southern turf grasses. Atrazine is most widely used on corn followed by sorghum and sugarcane. Atrazine is registered for use on range grasses for establishing permanent grass cover on rangelands and pastures under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in four states: Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas, and Oregon. The CRP is administered by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). There are prohibitions against grazing on these CRP lands, and cutting the grasses for hay, except in national emergencies, such as severe drought, and there are "right-of-way" uses with grazing restrictions. Atrazine is also registered for use on the following non-agricultural sites: lawns, golf courses, and sod farms. Worlwide, atrazine is a leading agricultural chemical, and so extensively used that it has been identified as a significant pollutant in surface water, groundwater, in offshore areas and in the atmosphere. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</a> --------- NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives Dominate Nationwide With 99% of the New York precincts reporting, Republican George Pataki has cruised to a third term as New York Governor. Even more heart-wrenching to many progressives, the NY Greens may have fallen short of the 50,00 votes needed to receive an automatic line on the ballot for the next four years. Lack of mainstream media coverage, competition from the center-left Working Families Party, and poor voter turnout may have been contributing factors. The Libertarian Party reported about nine cases of missing or broken levers for Libertarian and Green Party candidates and some upstate ballot errors which omitted candidates from these parties. Nationwide, the Democrats were largely routed, and the election post-mortem has begun. "It is time for the Democrats to wake up to the reality that they do not win elections by pretending to be Republicans and 'centrists.' The Republicans will beat them at this game every time," writes one IMC commentator. "It is time to look upon the Democrats as a failed party that has allowed itself to be squeezed into the center by the debate-narrowing media." Meanwhile, debates about the point of voting continue on IMC-Global and on this website. [ St. Louis IMC Election Coverage | Minnesota IMC Election Coverage | Houston IMC Election Coverage ] <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</a> --------- Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics I am campaigning for governor at a time when the limitations of liberal democracy have never been more apparent. The boundaries of public debate grow ever narrower. Corporate money rules the electoral process. The Republican and Democratic parties quarrel over details but are essentially united in support of fiscal conservatism, austerity, protecting the wealth of corporations and rich people, privileging the private market over public goods and economic growth over ecological sanity, Ã¯Â¿Â½welfare reform,Ã¯Â¿Â½ the defunding of cities and urban education systems, punitive drug laws, and a post-9/11 program of permanent war. Liberal Democrats often have Ã¯Â¿Â½good positionsÃ¯Â¿Â½ on questions of civil liberties, feminism, gay rights, and the environment, but faced with an intransigent right their impulse is always to give ground rather than fight. Anyone who seriously challenges this state of affairs is derided as a utopian crank. The left, meanwhile, has been paralyzed, bogged down in a wrongheaded dispute about what is more important, economics or culture. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</a> --------- Early Results Show Growth for Green Party With most results still pending in western states, Greens took a strong step to higher level office with John Eder's two-to-one landslide victory in the Maine state house, district 31. Eder's Democratic Party opponent conceded earlier in the evening. In Providence, Rhode Island, where Greg Gerritt ran a strong grassroots campaign for Mayor, David Segal has taken a seat on the City Council with 38%. In northwest Pennsylvania, District 3, Congressional candidate AnnDrea Benson set a new record for a Green Congressional campaign with 22% of the vote total. Benson had been endorsed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson last Friday. For statewide races, Green candidates for Governor in Maine, Jonathan Carter, and Jim Sykes for Senate in Alaska both earned about 9%. Greens also elected their first local officeholder in Texas, George Rice, to the San Antonio Water Board. And in Madison, Wisconsin, Green candidate for Sheriff Adam Benedetto received over 32,000 votes. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</a> --------- Preventing Cancer Breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancers, bladder cancer, Hodgkin's Disease and all cancers combined mortality rates for the adult population of New York State far exceed the United States average (from, "Atlas of Cancer Mortality in the United States" 1950-94, National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute). New York State has large numbers of in-state major source smoke stacks, emitting human carcinogens, including: benzene, formaldehyde, benzo(a)pyrene, dioxins, furans, PCBs and hexachlorobenzene. Added to these cancer causing emissions are releases from smoke stacks to the North in Ontario (second worst source of air pollution in North America) and to the West, in the Great Lakes Basin and the Ohio River Valley. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</a> --------- Quito: People confront the FTAA by Justin Rubin Please accept this [unedited] bulletin from the edge of consciousness. I don't know whether I feel like crying because I am so moved by what I saw today, because my mucous membranes are all shot to hell from too much tear gas, or out of sheer exhaustion. But I want to get this out while it is still fresh in my mind, and tomorrow will be another insane day. Tonight I watched some of the most oppressed people in this world confront some of the most influential. Tonight I watched a group of poor farmers, indigenous people, and workers speak, shout, sing truth to power. Tonight, I think, I think, although we will not know for a few days, I watched the terrain of hemispheric politics shift before my eyes. I feel so inspired, and so humbled. When the day started, I was 20km south of Quito with maybe 300 indÃ¯Â¿Â½genas, one of two protest caravans that had crossed the country spreading the word about the protest against the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit in Quito. As we crowded into buses to head north, I called the other caravan, who reported that they had 80 people. " And this is how it ends," I thought. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</a> --------- The crisis in housing New York City is facing its greatest housing shortage since the Second World War. There are more homeless families, more homeless children now, than at any time since the Great Depression. Over 35,000 people live in the streets or in homeless shelters, and the number continues to rise. The latest Housing and Vacancy Survey (HVS) relying on 1999 data, shows that the vacancy rate is the lowest itÃ¯Â¿Â½s been for the 1990s -- at 3.19%. More ominous is the fact that 825,000 households pay over 30% of their incomes for rent, with almost 450,000 of that total paying more than 50%. Before the Reagan/Cuomo/Koch years, it was a rule-of-thumb that you never paid more than one weekÃ¯Â¿Â½s salary for a monthÃ¯Â¿Â½s rent. For many years now, neither major party has demonstrated any capacity for providing affordable housing. 215,000 renter households are overcrowded, at more than one person per room. It it the highest number of overcrowded households since 1970. More than 75,000 are severely overcrowded (more than 1.5 person per room). That is the highest number since the HVS began the count in 1960. Almost 170,000 households are living doubled-up with a non-relative. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</a> --------- Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party WASHINGTON, DC -- "There's so much bipartisan agreement and overlap on many major issues of the day, that voters across the U.S. have begun to recognize Greens as a viable alternative -- often, the only viable alternative," said Rachel Treichler, Green Party candidate for the House of Representatives in New York's 29th Congressional District. "Our candidates for the U.S. House and Senate have established the Greens in 2002 as America's party of choice, of re-enfranchisement and giving people a reason to come out and vote. We're the alternative to the two major parties, which represent the interests of those funding their campaigns -- the large corporations, PACS, and wealthy donors." Over 60 Greens are competing in congressional races, out of more than 530 Green campaigns across the U.S. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</a> --------- 2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war by Jack A. Smith, Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign The new Bush-era antiwar movement took a giant step forward Saturday, Oct. 26 with massive peace demonstrations in New York and San Francisco -- and a huge protest, relatively speaking, in Kingston, N.Y. Demonstrations were held in scores of cities and towns in the U.S. and a number of foreign countries. A total of 2,000 took part in Kingston's rally and march despite cold rains much of the day. The event was organized by the Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign and was backed by some 30 local groups. Observers said the spirited and militant demonstration was the largest peace protest in Kingston in anyone's memory. The 2,000 figure was based on final headcounts as the rally ended plus a fairly scientific analysis by two people trained in crowd estimates. In addition, five buses filled with activists from the Capital District and Mid-Hudson region left in the very early morning hours to attend the Washington protest. 15 photos from the demonstration, taken by Fred Nagel, appear on the website of the Dutchess Greens, <a href="http://www.dutchessgreens.org">http://www.dutchessgreens.org</a> (click on Stop the War). <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</a> --------- Open Letter to the Democratic Party The Democrats should have an easy time winning control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in next week's election. Recession is deepening, unemployment is rising, and corporate corruption headlines are proliferating. Health care costs, drug prices and the number of Americans without health care coverage are all increasing. Median household incomes are falling. Corporate crime has heavily depleted 401Ks and other pension losses. These should all help the Democrats win against the corporate-indentured Republicans marinated in corporate cash, soft on corporate and environmental crimes and demonstrably anti-labor. Why then is the overall contest for Party control of Congress too close to call? Because Democrats are not clearly, relentlessly and aggressively emphasizing these fundamental issues to distinguish themselves from the Republicans. Why? Are they unaware, neglectful or torpid? No, their chronic ambiguity flows from being largely indentured to the same monied commercial interests as the Republicans. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</a>
 
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 Transfered from old site  Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</A>     Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</A>     Atrazine more toxic than previously thought   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</A>     NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives   Dominate Nationwide   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</A>     Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</A>     Early Results Show Growth for Green Party   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</A>     Preventing Cancer   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</A>     Quito: People confront the FTAA   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</A>     The crisis in housing   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</A>     Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</A>     2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</A>     Open Letter to the Democratic Party   <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</A>     ---------     Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race     Pete Meyers, the Green Candidate for Sheriff in Tompkins County, got 26%   of the vote county-wide. In Ithaca, Pete got 38% of the vote. Pete, a   social worker whose campaign focused on restorative justice and stopping   a proposed $20 million jail expansion set a new record for a Green   Sheriff candidate -- the previous record was 20%, set by Geralid J. M.   Amato in Bernalillo County, New Mexico. Last year, James Caldwell of   Monroe County ran for sheriff and got 11% of the vote. Pete's   performance was almost equalled this year by Adam Benedetto, who got 23%   of the vote in Dane County, Wisconsin.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</A>     ---------     Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats     The mid-term elections are over. After spending hundreds of millions of   business dollars, the Republicans now control the Senate and hold on to   the House of Representatives. It is amazing that the Democrats did not   do worse. They had decided months ago on a strange strategy --that they   were going to defeat the Republicans by not criticizing their   belligerent leader, George W. Bush.     In their ads, literature and debates between Senatorial and   Representative candidates, mention of Mr. Bush by them was to praise not   to challenge, or to expose the hypocrisy, and the damage to American   workers and consumers by this corporation President.     Listening to the debate from around the country on C-Span radio, I was   astonished to see Democratic candidates in tight races eager to show   their support for Bush's 2001 tax cut for the wealthy, for the   give-a-way war resolution authority on Iraq, and for Bush's federal   drive to take over the historical role of the states in personal injury   law by restricting Americans' right to their full day in court.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</A>     ---------     Atrazine more toxic than previously thought     Controversy erupted over new findings that atrazine may be linked to   global demise of frogs. Prof. Joe Cummins and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho review the   evidence on the endocrine-disrupting and carcinogenic effects of   atrazine, especially in the light of the non-linearity of biological   activities, and call for a global ban of the herbicide.     Atrazine is an herbicide registered in the United States for the control   of broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds. It is currently used on corn,   sorghum, sugarcane, wheat (to get rid of wheat stubble on fallow land   following wheat harvests; wheat is not the target crop), guava,   macadamia nuts, orchard grass and hay, range grasses, and southern turf   grasses. Atrazine is most widely used on corn followed by sorghum and   sugarcane. Atrazine is registered for use on range grasses for   establishing permanent grass cover on rangelands and pastures under the   Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in four states: Oklahoma, Nebraska,   Texas, and Oregon. The CRP is administered by the US Department of   Agriculture (USDA).     There are prohibitions against grazing on these CRP lands, and cutting   the grasses for hay, except in national emergencies, such as severe   drought, and there are "right-of-way" uses with grazing restrictions.   Atrazine is also registered for use on the following non-agricultural   sites: lawns, golf courses, and sod farms. Worlwide, atrazine is a   leading agricultural chemical, and so extensively used that it has been   identified as a significant pollutant in surface water, groundwater, in   offshore areas and in the atmosphere.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</A>     ---------     NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives   Dominate Nationwide     With 99% of the New York precincts reporting, Republican George Pataki   has cruised to a third term as New York Governor. Even more   heart-wrenching to many progressives, the NY Greens may have fallen   short of the 50,00 votes needed to receive an automatic line on the   ballot for the next four years. Lack of mainstream media coverage,   competition from the center-left Working Families Party, and poor voter   turnout may have been contributing factors.     The Libertarian Party reported about nine cases of missing or broken   levers for Libertarian and Green Party candidates and some upstate   ballot errors which omitted candidates from these parties.     Nationwide, the Democrats were largely routed, and the election   post-mortem has begun. "It is time for the Democrats to wake up to the   reality that they do not win elections by pretending to be Republicans   and 'centrists.' The Republicans will beat them at this game every   time," writes one IMC commentator. "It is time to look upon the   Democrats as a failed party that has allowed itself to be squeezed into   the center by the debate-narrowing media."     Meanwhile, debates about the point of voting continue on IMC-Global and   on this website.   [ St. Louis IMC Election Coverage | Minnesota IMC Election Coverage |   Houston IMC Election Coverage ]     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</A>     ---------     Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics     I am campaigning for governor at a time when the limitations of liberal   democracy have never been more apparent. The boundaries of public debate   grow ever narrower. Corporate money rules the electoral process. The   Republican and Democratic parties quarrel over details but are   essentially united in support of fiscal conservatism, austerity,   protecting the wealth of corporations and rich people, privileging the   private market over public goods and economic growth over ecological   sanity, Ã¯Â¿Â½welfare reform,Ã¯Â¿Â½ the defunding of cities and urban   education systems, punitive drug laws, and a post-9/11 program of   permanent war. Liberal Democrats often have Ã¯Â¿Â½good positionsÃ¯Â¿Â½ on   questions of civil liberties, feminism, gay rights, and the environment,   but faced with an intransigent right their impulse is always to give   ground rather than fight. Anyone who seriously challenges this state of   affairs is derided as a utopian crank. The left, meanwhile, has been   paralyzed, bogged down in a wrongheaded dispute about what is more   important, economics or culture.       <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</A>     ---------     Early Results Show Growth for Green Party     With most results still pending in western states, Greens took a strong   step to higher level office with John Eder's two-to-one landslide   victory in the Maine state house, district 31. Eder's Democratic Party   opponent conceded earlier in the evening.     In Providence, Rhode Island, where Greg Gerritt ran a strong grassroots   campaign for Mayor, David Segal has taken a seat on the City Council   with 38%.     In northwest Pennsylvania, District 3, Congressional candidate AnnDrea   Benson set a new record for a Green Congressional campaign with 22% of   the vote total. Benson had been endorsed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson last   Friday.     For statewide races, Green candidates for Governor in Maine, Jonathan   Carter, and Jim Sykes for Senate in Alaska both earned about 9%.     Greens also elected their first local officeholder in Texas, George   Rice, to the San Antonio Water Board. And in Madison, Wisconsin, Green   candidate for Sheriff Adam Benedetto received over 32,000 votes.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</A>     ---------     Preventing Cancer     Breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancers, bladder cancer,   Hodgkin's Disease and all cancers combined mortality rates for the adult   population of New York State far exceed the United States average (from,   "Atlas of Cancer Mortality in the United States" 1950-94, National   Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute).     New York State has large numbers of in-state major source smoke stacks,   emitting human carcinogens, including: benzene, formaldehyde,   benzo(a)pyrene, dioxins, furans, PCBs and hexachlorobenzene. Added to   these cancer causing emissions are releases from smoke stacks to the   North in Ontario (second worst source of air pollution in North America)   and to the West, in the Great Lakes Basin and the Ohio River Valley.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</A>     ---------     Quito: People confront the FTAA     by Justin Rubin     Please accept this [unedited] bulletin from the edge of consciousness. I   don't know whether I feel like crying because I am so moved by what I   saw today, because my mucous membranes are all shot to hell from too   much tear gas, or out of sheer exhaustion. But I want to get this out   while it is still fresh in my mind, and tomorrow will be another insane   day. Tonight I watched some of the most oppressed people in this world   confront some of the most influential. Tonight I watched a group of poor   farmers, indigenous people, and workers speak, shout, sing truth to   power. Tonight, I think, I think, although we will not know for a few   days, I watched the terrain of hemispheric politics shift before my   eyes. I feel so inspired, and so humbled.     When the day started, I was 20km south of Quito with maybe 300   indÃ¯Â¿Â½genas, one of two protest caravans that had crossed the country   spreading the word about the protest against the Free Trade Area of the   Americas summit in Quito. As we crowded into buses to head north, I   called the other caravan, who reported that they had 80 people. " And   this is how it ends," I thought.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</A>     ---------     The crisis in housing     New York City is facing its greatest housing shortage since the Second   World War. There are more homeless families, more homeless children now,   than at any time since the Great Depression. Over 35,000 people live in   the streets or in homeless shelters, and the number continues to rise.     The latest Housing and Vacancy Survey (HVS) relying on 1999 data, shows   that the vacancy rate is the lowest itÃ¯Â¿Â½s been for the 1990s -- at   3.19%. More ominous is the fact that 825,000 households pay over 30% of   their incomes for rent, with almost 450,000 of that total paying more   than 50%. Before the Reagan/Cuomo/Koch years, it was a rule-of-thumb   that you never paid more than one weekÃ¯Â¿Â½s salary for a monthÃ¯Â¿Â½s rent.   For many years now, neither major party has demonstrated any capacity   for providing affordable housing.     215,000 renter households are overcrowded, at more than one person per   room. It it the highest number of overcrowded households since 1970.   More than 75,000 are severely overcrowded (more than 1.5 person per   room). That is the highest number since the HVS began the count in 1960.   Almost 170,000 households are living doubled-up with a non-relative.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</A>     ---------     Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party     WASHINGTON, DC -- "There's so much bipartisan agreement and overlap on   many major issues of the day, that voters across the U.S. have begun to   recognize Greens as a viable alternative -- often, the only viable   alternative," said Rachel Treichler, Green Party candidate for the House   of Representatives in New York's 29th Congressional District. "Our   candidates for the U.S. House and Senate have established the Greens in   2002 as America's party of choice, of re-enfranchisement and giving   people a reason to come out and vote. We're the alternative to the two   major parties, which represent the interests of those funding their   campaigns -- the large corporations, PACS, and wealthy donors."     Over 60 Greens are competing in congressional races, out of more than   530 Green campaigns across the U.S.     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</A>     ---------     2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war     by Jack A. Smith, Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign     The new Bush-era antiwar movement took a giant step forward Saturday,   Oct. 26 with massive peace demonstrations in New York and San Francisco   -- and a huge protest, relatively speaking, in Kingston, N.Y.     Demonstrations were held in scores of cities and towns in the U.S. and a   number of foreign countries.     A total of 2,000 took part in Kingston's rally and march despite cold   rains much of the day. The event was organized by the Mid-Hudson   National People's Campaign and was backed by some 30 local groups.   Observers said the spirited and militant demonstration was the largest   peace protest in Kingston in anyone's memory. The 2,000 figure was based   on final headcounts as the rally ended plus a fairly scientific analysis   by two people trained in crowd estimates. In addition, five buses filled   with activists from the Capital District and Mid-Hudson region left in   the very early morning hours to attend the Washington protest.     15 photos from the demonstration, taken by Fred Nagel, appear on the   website of the Dutchess Greens, <A HREF="http://www.dutchessgreens.org">http://www.dutchessgreens.org</A> (click on   Stop the War).     <A HREF="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</A>     ---------     Open Letter to the Democratic Party     The Democrats should have an easy time winning control of the House of   Representatives and the Senate in next week's election. Recession is   deepening, unemployment is rising, and corporate corruption headlines   are proliferating. Health care costs, drug prices and the number of   Americans without health care coverage are all increasing. Median   household incomes are falling. Corporate crime has heavily depleted   401Ks and other pension losses.     These should all help the Democrats win against the corporate-indentured   Republicans marinated in corporate cash, soft on corporate and   environmental crimes and demonstrably anti-labor.     Why then is the overall contest for Party control of Congress too close   to call? Because Democrats are not clearly, relentlessly and   aggressively emphasizing these fundamental issues to distinguish   themselves from the Republicans. Why? Are they unaware, neglectful or   torpid? No, their chronic ambiguity flows from being largely indentured   to the same monied commercial interests as the Republicans.     http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html
 
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 Transfered from old site Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</a> Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</a> Atrazine more toxic than previously thought <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</a> NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives Dominate Nationwide <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</a> Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</a> Early Results Show Growth for Green Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</a> Preventing Cancer <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</a> Quito: People confront the FTAA <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</a> The crisis in housing <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</a> Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</a> 2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</a> Open Letter to the Democratic Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</a> --------- Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race Pete Meyers, the Green Candidate for Sheriff in Tompkins County, got 26% of the vote county-wide. In Ithaca, Pete got 38% of the vote. Pete, a social worker whose campaign focused on restorative justice and stopping a proposed $20 million jail expansion set a new record for a Green Sheriff candidate -- the previous record was 20%, set by Geralid J. M. Amato in Bernalillo County, New Mexico. Last year, James Caldwell of Monroe County ran for sheriff and got 11% of the vote. Pete's performance was almost equalled this year by Adam Benedetto, who got 23% of the vote in Dane County, Wisconsin. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</a> --------- Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats The mid-term elections are over. After spending hundreds of millions of business dollars, the Republicans now control the Senate and hold on to the House of Representatives. It is amazing that the Democrats did not do worse. They had decided months ago on a strange strategy --that they were going to defeat the Republicans by not criticizing their belligerent leader, George W. Bush. In their ads, literature and debates between Senatorial and Representative candidates, mention of Mr. Bush by them was to praise not to challenge, or to expose the hypocrisy, and the damage to American workers and consumers by this corporation President. Listening to the debate from around the country on C-Span radio, I was astonished to see Democratic candidates in tight races eager to show their support for Bush's 2001 tax cut for the wealthy, for the give-a-way war resolution authority on Iraq, and for Bush's federal drive to take over the historical role of the states in personal injury law by restricting Americans' right to their full day in court. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</a> --------- Atrazine more toxic than previously thought Controversy erupted over new findings that atrazine may be linked to global demise of frogs. Prof. Joe Cummins and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho review the evidence on the endocrine-disrupting and carcinogenic effects of atrazine, especially in the light of the non-linearity of biological activities, and call for a global ban of the herbicide. Atrazine is an herbicide registered in the United States for the control of broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds. It is currently used on corn, sorghum, sugarcane, wheat (to get rid of wheat stubble on fallow land following wheat harvests; wheat is not the target crop), guava, macadamia nuts, orchard grass and hay, range grasses, and southern turf grasses. Atrazine is most widely used on corn followed by sorghum and sugarcane. Atrazine is registered for use on range grasses for establishing permanent grass cover on rangelands and pastures under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in four states: Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas, and Oregon. The CRP is administered by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). There are prohibitions against grazing on these CRP lands, and cutting the grasses for hay, except in national emergencies, such as severe drought, and there are "right-of-way" uses with grazing restrictions. Atrazine is also registered for use on the following non-agricultural sites: lawns, golf courses, and sod farms. Worlwide, atrazine is a leading agricultural chemical, and so extensively used that it has been identified as a significant pollutant in surface water, groundwater, in offshore areas and in the atmosphere. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</a> --------- NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives Dominate Nationwide With 99% of the New York precincts reporting, Republican George Pataki has cruised to a third term as New York Governor. Even more heart-wrenching to many progressives, the NY Greens may have fallen short of the 50,00 votes needed to receive an automatic line on the ballot for the next four years. Lack of mainstream media coverage, competition from the center-left Working Families Party, and poor voter turnout may have been contributing factors. The Libertarian Party reported about nine cases of missing or broken levers for Libertarian and Green Party candidates and some upstate ballot errors which omitted candidates from these parties. Nationwide, the Democrats were largely routed, and the election post-mortem has begun. "It is time for the Democrats to wake up to the reality that they do not win elections by pretending to be Republicans and 'centrists.' The Republicans will beat them at this game every time," writes one IMC commentator. "It is time to look upon the Democrats as a failed party that has allowed itself to be squeezed into the center by the debate-narrowing media." Meanwhile, debates about the point of voting continue on IMC-Global and on this website. [ St. Louis IMC Election Coverage | Minnesota IMC Election Coverage | Houston IMC Election Coverage ] <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</a> --------- Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics I am campaigning for governor at a time when the limitations of liberal democracy have never been more apparent. The boundaries of public debate grow ever narrower. Corporate money rules the electoral process. The Republican and Democratic parties quarrel over details but are essentially united in support of fiscal conservatism, austerity, protecting the wealth of corporations and rich people, privileging the private market over public goods and economic growth over ecological sanity, Ã¯Â¿Â½welfare reform,Ã¯Â¿Â½ the defunding of cities and urban education systems, punitive drug laws, and a post-9/11 program of permanent war. Liberal Democrats often have Ã¯Â¿Â½good positionsÃ¯Â¿Â½ on questions of civil liberties, feminism, gay rights, and the environment, but faced with an intransigent right their impulse is always to give ground rather than fight. Anyone who seriously challenges this state of affairs is derided as a utopian crank. The left, meanwhile, has been paralyzed, bogged down in a wrongheaded dispute about what is more important, economics or culture. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</a> --------- Early Results Show Growth for Green Party With most results still pending in western states, Greens took a strong step to higher level office with John Eder's two-to-one landslide victory in the Maine state house, district 31. Eder's Democratic Party opponent conceded earlier in the evening. In Providence, Rhode Island, where Greg Gerritt ran a strong grassroots campaign for Mayor, David Segal has taken a seat on the City Council with 38%. In northwest Pennsylvania, District 3, Congressional candidate AnnDrea Benson set a new record for a Green Congressional campaign with 22% of the vote total. Benson had been endorsed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson last Friday. For statewide races, Green candidates for Governor in Maine, Jonathan Carter, and Jim Sykes for Senate in Alaska both earned about 9%. Greens also elected their first local officeholder in Texas, George Rice, to the San Antonio Water Board. And in Madison, Wisconsin, Green candidate for Sheriff Adam Benedetto received over 32,000 votes. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</a> --------- Preventing Cancer Breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancers, bladder cancer, Hodgkin's Disease and all cancers combined mortality rates for the adult population of New York State far exceed the United States average (from, "Atlas of Cancer Mortality in the United States" 1950-94, National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute). New York State has large numbers of in-state major source smoke stacks, emitting human carcinogens, including: benzene, formaldehyde, benzo(a)pyrene, dioxins, furans, PCBs and hexachlorobenzene. Added to these cancer causing emissions are releases from smoke stacks to the North in Ontario (second worst source of air pollution in North America) and to the West, in the Great Lakes Basin and the Ohio River Valley. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</a> --------- Quito: People confront the FTAA by Justin Rubin Please accept this [unedited] bulletin from the edge of consciousness. I don't know whether I feel like crying because I am so moved by what I saw today, because my mucous membranes are all shot to hell from too much tear gas, or out of sheer exhaustion. But I want to get this out while it is still fresh in my mind, and tomorrow will be another insane day. Tonight I watched some of the most oppressed people in this world confront some of the most influential. Tonight I watched a group of poor farmers, indigenous people, and workers speak, shout, sing truth to power. Tonight, I think, I think, although we will not know for a few days, I watched the terrain of hemispheric politics shift before my eyes. I feel so inspired, and so humbled. When the day started, I was 20km south of Quito with maybe 300 indÃ¯Â¿Â½genas, one of two protest caravans that had crossed the country spreading the word about the protest against the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit in Quito. As we crowded into buses to head north, I called the other caravan, who reported that they had 80 people. " And this is how it ends," I thought. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</a> --------- The crisis in housing New York City is facing its greatest housing shortage since the Second World War. There are more homeless families, more homeless children now, than at any time since the Great Depression. Over 35,000 people live in the streets or in homeless shelters, and the number continues to rise. The latest Housing and Vacancy Survey (HVS) relying on 1999 data, shows that the vacancy rate is the lowest itÃ¯Â¿Â½s been for the 1990s -- at 3.19%. More ominous is the fact that 825,000 households pay over 30% of their incomes for rent, with almost 450,000 of that total paying more than 50%. Before the Reagan/Cuomo/Koch years, it was a rule-of-thumb that you never paid more than one weekÃ¯Â¿Â½s salary for a monthÃ¯Â¿Â½s rent. For many years now, neither major party has demonstrated any capacity for providing affordable housing. 215,000 renter households are overcrowded, at more than one person per room. It it the highest number of overcrowded households since 1970. More than 75,000 are severely overcrowded (more than 1.5 person per room). That is the highest number since the HVS began the count in 1960. Almost 170,000 households are living doubled-up with a non-relative. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</a> --------- Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party WASHINGTON, DC -- "There's so much bipartisan agreement and overlap on many major issues of the day, that voters across the U.S. have begun to recognize Greens as a viable alternative -- often, the only viable alternative," said Rachel Treichler, Green Party candidate for the House of Representatives in New York's 29th Congressional District. "Our candidates for the U.S. House and Senate have established the Greens in 2002 as America's party of choice, of re-enfranchisement and giving people a reason to come out and vote. We're the alternative to the two major parties, which represent the interests of those funding their campaigns -- the large corporations, PACS, and wealthy donors." Over 60 Greens are competing in congressional races, out of more than 530 Green campaigns across the U.S. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</a> --------- 2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war by Jack A. Smith, Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign The new Bush-era antiwar movement took a giant step forward Saturday, Oct. 26 with massive peace demonstrations in New York and San Francisco -- and a huge protest, relatively speaking, in Kingston, N.Y. Demonstrations were held in scores of cities and towns in the U.S. and a number of foreign countries. A total of 2,000 took part in Kingston's rally and march despite cold rains much of the day. The event was organized by the Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign and was backed by some 30 local groups. Observers said the spirited and militant demonstration was the largest peace protest in Kingston in anyone's memory. The 2,000 figure was based on final headcounts as the rally ended plus a fairly scientific analysis by two people trained in crowd estimates. In addition, five buses filled with activists from the Capital District and Mid-Hudson region left in the very early morning hours to attend the Washington protest. 15 photos from the demonstration, taken by Fred Nagel, appear on the website of the Dutchess Greens, <a href="http://www.dutchessgreens.org">http://www.dutchessgreens.org</a> (click on Stop the War). <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</a> --------- Open Letter to the Democratic Party The Democrats should have an easy time winning control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in next week's election. Recession is deepening, unemployment is rising, and corporate corruption headlines are proliferating. Health care costs, drug prices and the number of Americans without health care coverage are all increasing. Median household incomes are falling. Corporate crime has heavily depleted 401Ks and other pension losses. These should all help the Democrats win against the corporate-indentured Republicans marinated in corporate cash, soft on corporate and environmental crimes and demonstrably anti-labor. Why then is the overall contest for Party control of Congress too close to call? Because Democrats are not clearly, relentlessly and aggressively emphasizing these fundamental issues to distinguish themselves from the Republicans. Why? Are they unaware, neglectful or torpid? No, their chronic ambiguity flows from being largely indentured to the same monied commercial interests as the Republicans. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</a>
 
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 Transfered from old site Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</a> Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</a> Atrazine more toxic than previously thought <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</a> NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives Dominate Nationwide <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</a> Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</a> Early Results Show Growth for Green Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</a> Preventing Cancer <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</a> Quito: People confront the FTAA <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</a> The crisis in housing <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</a> Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</a> 2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</a> Open Letter to the Democratic Party <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</a> --------- Pete Meyers sets record in Sheriff Race Pete Meyers, the Green Candidate for Sheriff in Tompkins County, got 26% of the vote county-wide. In Ithaca, Pete got 38% of the vote. Pete, a social worker whose campaign focused on restorative justice and stopping a proposed $20 million jail expansion set a new record for a Green Sheriff candidate -- the previous record was 20%, set by Geralid J. M. Amato in Bernalillo County, New Mexico. Last year, James Caldwell of Monroe County ran for sheriff and got 11% of the vote. Pete's performance was almost equalled this year by Adam Benedetto, who got 23% of the vote in Dane County, Wisconsin. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052843142.html</a> --------- Mid-term Elections: Free Ride for Bush Ruined Democrats The mid-term elections are over. After spending hundreds of millions of business dollars, the Republicans now control the Senate and hold on to the House of Representatives. It is amazing that the Democrats did not do worse. They had decided months ago on a strange strategy --that they were going to defeat the Republicans by not criticizing their belligerent leader, George W. Bush. In their ads, literature and debates between Senatorial and Representative candidates, mention of Mr. Bush by them was to praise not to challenge, or to expose the hypocrisy, and the damage to American workers and consumers by this corporation President. Listening to the debate from around the country on C-Span radio, I was astonished to see Democratic candidates in tight races eager to show their support for Bush's 2001 tax cut for the wealthy, for the give-a-way war resolution authority on Iraq, and for Bush's federal drive to take over the historical role of the states in personal injury law by restricting Americans' right to their full day in court. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111052208599.html</a> --------- Atrazine more toxic than previously thought Controversy erupted over new findings that atrazine may be linked to global demise of frogs. Prof. Joe Cummins and Dr. Mae-Wan Ho review the evidence on the endocrine-disrupting and carcinogenic effects of atrazine, especially in the light of the non-linearity of biological activities, and call for a global ban of the herbicide. Atrazine is an herbicide registered in the United States for the control of broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds. It is currently used on corn, sorghum, sugarcane, wheat (to get rid of wheat stubble on fallow land following wheat harvests; wheat is not the target crop), guava, macadamia nuts, orchard grass and hay, range grasses, and southern turf grasses. Atrazine is most widely used on corn followed by sorghum and sugarcane. Atrazine is registered for use on range grasses for establishing permanent grass cover on rangelands and pastures under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in four states: Oklahoma, Nebraska, Texas, and Oregon. The CRP is administered by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA). There are prohibitions against grazing on these CRP lands, and cutting the grasses for hay, except in national emergencies, such as severe drought, and there are "right-of-way" uses with grazing restrictions. Atrazine is also registered for use on the following non-agricultural sites: lawns, golf courses, and sod farms. Worlwide, atrazine is a leading agricultural chemical, and so extensively used that it has been identified as a significant pollutant in surface water, groundwater, in offshore areas and in the atmosphere. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021111051630327.html</a> --------- NY Greens Automatic Ballot Line Hanging by a Thread; Conservatives Dominate Nationwide With 99% of the New York precincts reporting, Republican George Pataki has cruised to a third term as New York Governor. Even more heart-wrenching to many progressives, the NY Greens may have fallen short of the 50,00 votes needed to receive an automatic line on the ballot for the next four years. Lack of mainstream media coverage, competition from the center-left Working Families Party, and poor voter turnout may have been contributing factors. The Libertarian Party reported about nine cases of missing or broken levers for Libertarian and Green Party candidates and some upstate ballot errors which omitted candidates from these parties. Nationwide, the Democrats were largely routed, and the election post-mortem has begun. "It is time for the Democrats to wake up to the reality that they do not win elections by pretending to be Republicans and 'centrists.' The Republicans will beat them at this game every time," writes one IMC commentator. "It is time to look upon the Democrats as a failed party that has allowed itself to be squeezed into the center by the debate-narrowing media." Meanwhile, debates about the point of voting continue on IMC-Global and on this website. [ St. Louis IMC Election Coverage | Minnesota IMC Election Coverage | Houston IMC Election Coverage ] <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108052228856.html</a> --------- Radical Democracy and Sexual Politics I am campaigning for governor at a time when the limitations of liberal democracy have never been more apparent. The boundaries of public debate grow ever narrower. Corporate money rules the electoral process. The Republican and Democratic parties quarrel over details but are essentially united in support of fiscal conservatism, austerity, protecting the wealth of corporations and rich people, privileging the private market over public goods and economic growth over ecological sanity, Ã¯Â¿Â½welfare reform,Ã¯Â¿Â½ the defunding of cities and urban education systems, punitive drug laws, and a post-9/11 program of permanent war. Liberal Democrats often have Ã¯Â¿Â½good positionsÃ¯Â¿Â½ on questions of civil liberties, feminism, gay rights, and the environment, but faced with an intransigent right their impulse is always to give ground rather than fight. Anyone who seriously challenges this state of affairs is derided as a utopian crank. The left, meanwhile, has been paralyzed, bogged down in a wrongheaded dispute about what is more important, economics or culture. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021108051921243.html</a> --------- Early Results Show Growth for Green Party With most results still pending in western states, Greens took a strong step to higher level office with John Eder's two-to-one landslide victory in the Maine state house, district 31. Eder's Democratic Party opponent conceded earlier in the evening. In Providence, Rhode Island, where Greg Gerritt ran a strong grassroots campaign for Mayor, David Segal has taken a seat on the City Council with 38%. In northwest Pennsylvania, District 3, Congressional candidate AnnDrea Benson set a new record for a Green Congressional campaign with 22% of the vote total. Benson had been endorsed by the Rev. Jesse Jackson last Friday. For statewide races, Green candidates for Governor in Maine, Jonathan Carter, and Jim Sykes for Senate in Alaska both earned about 9%. Greens also elected their first local officeholder in Texas, George Rice, to the San Antonio Water Board. And in Madison, Wisconsin, Green candidate for Sheriff Adam Benedetto received over 32,000 votes. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050820315.html</a> --------- Preventing Cancer Breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancers, bladder cancer, Hodgkin's Disease and all cancers combined mortality rates for the adult population of New York State far exceed the United States average (from, "Atlas of Cancer Mortality in the United States" 1950-94, National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute). New York State has large numbers of in-state major source smoke stacks, emitting human carcinogens, including: benzene, formaldehyde, benzo(a)pyrene, dioxins, furans, PCBs and hexachlorobenzene. Added to these cancer causing emissions are releases from smoke stacks to the North in Ontario (second worst source of air pollution in North America) and to the West, in the Great Lakes Basin and the Ohio River Valley. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021107050132464.html</a> --------- Quito: People confront the FTAA by Justin Rubin Please accept this [unedited] bulletin from the edge of consciousness. I don't know whether I feel like crying because I am so moved by what I saw today, because my mucous membranes are all shot to hell from too much tear gas, or out of sheer exhaustion. But I want to get this out while it is still fresh in my mind, and tomorrow will be another insane day. Tonight I watched some of the most oppressed people in this world confront some of the most influential. Tonight I watched a group of poor farmers, indigenous people, and workers speak, shout, sing truth to power. Tonight, I think, I think, although we will not know for a few days, I watched the terrain of hemispheric politics shift before my eyes. I feel so inspired, and so humbled. When the day started, I was 20km south of Quito with maybe 300 indÃ¯Â¿Â½genas, one of two protest caravans that had crossed the country spreading the word about the protest against the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit in Quito. As we crowded into buses to head north, I called the other caravan, who reported that they had 80 people. " And this is how it ends," I thought. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021106044941553.html</a> --------- The crisis in housing New York City is facing its greatest housing shortage since the Second World War. There are more homeless families, more homeless children now, than at any time since the Great Depression. Over 35,000 people live in the streets or in homeless shelters, and the number continues to rise. The latest Housing and Vacancy Survey (HVS) relying on 1999 data, shows that the vacancy rate is the lowest itÃ¯Â¿Â½s been for the 1990s -- at 3.19%. More ominous is the fact that 825,000 households pay over 30% of their incomes for rent, with almost 450,000 of that total paying more than 50%. Before the Reagan/Cuomo/Koch years, it was a rule-of-thumb that you never paid more than one weekÃ¯Â¿Â½s salary for a monthÃ¯Â¿Â½s rent. For many years now, neither major party has demonstrated any capacity for providing affordable housing. 215,000 renter households are overcrowded, at more than one person per room. It it the highest number of overcrowded households since 1970. More than 75,000 are severely overcrowded (more than 1.5 person per room). That is the highest number since the HVS began the count in 1960. Almost 170,000 households are living doubled-up with a non-relative. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105063525348.html</a> --------- Congressional Candidates Establish Greens As America's Opposition Party WASHINGTON, DC -- "There's so much bipartisan agreement and overlap on many major issues of the day, that voters across the U.S. have begun to recognize Greens as a viable alternative -- often, the only viable alternative," said Rachel Treichler, Green Party candidate for the House of Representatives in New York's 29th Congressional District. "Our candidates for the U.S. House and Senate have established the Greens in 2002 as America's party of choice, of re-enfranchisement and giving people a reason to come out and vote. We're the alternative to the two major parties, which represent the interests of those funding their campaigns -- the large corporations, PACS, and wealthy donors." Over 60 Greens are competing in congressional races, out of more than 530 Green campaigns across the U.S. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021105062927804.html</a> --------- 2,000 gather in Kingston, NY to oppose war by Jack A. Smith, Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign The new Bush-era antiwar movement took a giant step forward Saturday, Oct. 26 with massive peace demonstrations in New York and San Francisco -- and a huge protest, relatively speaking, in Kingston, N.Y. Demonstrations were held in scores of cities and towns in the U.S. and a number of foreign countries. A total of 2,000 took part in Kingston's rally and march despite cold rains much of the day. The event was organized by the Mid-Hudson National People's Campaign and was backed by some 30 local groups. Observers said the spirited and militant demonstration was the largest peace protest in Kingston in anyone's memory. The 2,000 figure was based on final headcounts as the rally ended plus a fairly scientific analysis by two people trained in crowd estimates. In addition, five buses filled with activists from the Capital District and Mid-Hudson region left in the very early morning hours to attend the Washington protest. 15 photos from the demonstration, taken by Fred Nagel, appear on the website of the Dutchess Greens, <a href="http://www.dutchessgreens.org">http://www.dutchessgreens.org</a> (click on Stop the War). <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104052335648.html</a> --------- Open Letter to the Democratic Party The Democrats should have an easy time winning control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in next week's election. Recession is deepening, unemployment is rising, and corporate corruption headlines are proliferating. Health care costs, drug prices and the number of Americans without health care coverage are all increasing. Median household incomes are falling. Corporate crime has heavily depleted 401Ks and other pension losses. These should all help the Democrats win against the corporate-indentured Republicans marinated in corporate cash, soft on corporate and environmental crimes and demonstrably anti-labor. Why then is the overall contest for Party control of Congress too close to call? Because Democrats are not clearly, relentlessly and aggressively emphasizing these fundamental issues to distinguish themselves from the Republicans. Why? Are they unaware, neglectful or torpid? No, their chronic ambiguity flows from being largely indentured to the same monied commercial interests as the Republicans. <a href="http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html">http://www.tcgreens.org/gl/articles/20021104051232372.html</a>
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