Vermont Progressive State Senator Intervenes in Campaign Finance Lawsuit

Vermont State Senator David Zuckerman, a Progressive, has intervened in the lawsuit Corren v Sorrell, a campaign finance lawsuit pending in U.S. District Court. Vermont law prohibits anyone who plans to qualify for public funding from announcing candidacy for a 2016 race earlier than February 15, 2016. Zuckerman’s motion says he intends to run for Lieutenant Governor in 2016, as both a Progressive and a Democrat, and he wants to campaign now. Therefore, he is intervening in the case to argue that the time limit is unconstitutional.

No incumbent is running for Lieutenant Governor. Several Democrats, a Republican, and an independent have already announced for Lieutenant Governor. Vermont elects all its statewide constitutional offices every two years.

The Progressive Party plans to run someone for Governor in 2016, because it is disappointed in the Democratic incumbent.


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Vermont Progressive State Senator Intervenes in Campaign Finance Lawsuit — 1 Comment

  1. Full employment for all vetted US Citizens — especially those not in the labor force do to being discouraged and or displaced by illegal and otherwise alien H1B green carded non-citizens. That would have justice and fairness written all over it for all to see and learn from — a teaching moment.

    — Especially all really African-american working age NBCs screwed by their supposed saviors — the progress RINOs and liberal DNC elite.

    All this under the constitutional supervision of 50 million U.S. NBCs to be vetted by US Natural Born Citizen Party National Committee and a panel of 13 Special Masters (13 pre-2008 confirmed senior US Federal District and Appellate Judges one from each USCA Circuit).
    Read more at http://www.birtherreport.com/2015/11/arpaio-informant-obama-and-brennan.html#i6rKklIjRSglZyuv.99

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