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The Washington Post on-line has this transcript of Ralph Nader’s on-line chat with people who have questions for him. The event occurred on July 10. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2008
Colorado is expected to have 18 presidential candidates on its November ballot, the most for any state in U.S. history. The prior record had been 14 presidential candidates, set in 1992 in Iowa, Tennessee, and Wisconsin. Colorado has five qualified … Continue reading
On July 10, Missouri Governor Matt Blunt signed SB 1038. It removes all limits on how much money an individual may contribution to a candidate for state office. The bill also says that if anyone gives $5,000 or more, that … Continue reading
Indiana State Senator John Waterman, a Republican, had been trying to get on the ballot for Governor, under the label “Taxpayers Party”. The deadline was June 30 and he needed 32,742 valid signatures. He has now said that he only … Continue reading
The Green Party national convention in Chicago is not getting much press from the large newspapers so far, although that will change on Saturday, July 12, when the party votes for president. The best coverage for July 11 seems to … Continue reading