/r/jillstein
Americans deserve real solutions for the economic, social and environmental crises we face. But the broken political system is only making things worse. It's time to build a people's movement to end unemployment and poverty; avert climate catastrophe; build a sustainable, just economy; and recognize the dignity and human rights of every person. The power to create this new world is not in our hopes; it’s not in our dreams — it's in our hands.
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"Many good people have tried a debate within the Democratic party; but the party has been so moribund that there is no prospect of debate on these issues, or salvage from within.
It’s time to close the door on the discussion and move forward.
It’s not that people want to, but it’s become a necessity.
Millions of people are losing their jobs.
Millions of people are getting kicked out of their homes.
Students can’t afford to go to college, and have no prospects other than being indentured servants for the rest of their lives.
What’s driving this isn’t discretionary, and it’s outrageous.
It’s clear the time has arrived to push an alternative." - Jill Stein
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/r/jillstein
This is the the sequel to my previous poll on the 2020 election.
Candidate Qualifications: In order to count as a candidate, they needed to stay in the race until the party’s first primary. After state primaries, candidates begin dropping out to coalesce around their party's nominee.
Additional polls: In addition, I added a poll for the House of Representatives and one on the Top Issues.
Donald Trump: Trump was convicted of multiple crimes, and since he hasn’t finished serving his sentence, he is ineligible to be a candidate. His running mate, JD Vance, has taken his place.
Kamala Harris: Joe Biden dropped out of the race after his parties primaries ended, meaning he should still be a candidate. However, I decided on putting in Harris due to the very unusual circumstances.
I don't agree with either Trump or Harris and most the people on the ballot I found issue with except two being Jill Stein and Chase Oliver.
I don't want to vote for someone I don't believe in, a few months ago I made that decision and the LGBT sub was trying to convert me to vote for Biden.
I'm tired of people acting like there's only 2 options and the vote for the least worst game.
I believe in Jill Stein
He cried about the children of Gaza just recently. Would it be worth Jill paying him a visit? Lotta bros love em. You'd have to win the bros over to have a chance tbh.
Can anyone give a quick breakdown of anything Stein has been able to do politically? I know she has done some activism (especially trying to shift the two party system) over the last decade, but she has no history in any political field/change other than when she runs for office.
Not voting for Kamala, but one thing Kamala has that no one else running does is a history of working for the people (whether you agree with what she did or not as a DA and senator). I just can't find anything Jill has been able to do in enacting political change for people (even in small town govt). Am I missing some information?
Voting is supposed to be an aspirational act
Why should people take time out of their day to vote if the candidate is less than inspiring?
Sometimes people criticize people voting for the Green Party libertarian party and other alternative political parties as just feel good votes and just feel good voters
Which basically tells me that they are inconsiderate about people’s mental health and mental wellbeing