Will the calmer green party split the democratic party? (free speech, election, elect)

[johnsonkk]

With the recent riots that do not even have a message, are we seeing the split between the former democratic party and the new version of the green party?

The north Dakota protest showed the difference in how each party protests or riots.

Scenes from the liberal meltdown | New York Post

[johnsonkk]

Nobody has an opinion on this?

[johnsonkk]

It is clear that even Jill Stein knows what she is talking about as she piles on against the protests as being childish and meaningless.

[Dequindre]

Originally Posted by johnsonkk

It is clear that even Jill Stein knows what she is talking about as she piles on against the protests as being childish and meaningless.

Wow. Even Jill Stein is against the protests?

[Bitey]

You know the Democrat party has gone off the rails when the phrase "calmer Green Party" is a plausible notion.

[johnsonkk]

Originally Posted by Bitey

You know the Democrat party has gone off the rails when the phrase "calmer Green Party" is a plausible notion.

And in Oregon, Jill Stein did better than most states.

[zortation]

I think if she stays on towards the next election, the greens will have a very good showing. More democracy is ALWAYS BETTER.

[johnsonkk]

Originally Posted by zortation

I think if she stays on towards the next election, the greens will have a very good showing. More democracy is ALWAYS BETTER.

Maybe Jill Stein can at least get some respect by being in the debates. Not sure if democrats would approve this type of FREE speech.

[Catgirl64]

Originally Posted by johnsonkk

Nobody has an opinion on this?

I don't think the Greens have enough name recognition for most people to have an opinion.

[0nyxStation]

Originally Posted by johnsonkk

And in Oregon, Jill Stein did better than most states.

Im always surprised when the Green Party doesnt outright take California, Oregan and Washington State.