cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22456731
We need to use our momentum from getting out the vote for Jill Stein's antiwar pro-worker campaign to fight the rich and their two parties. To end the wars and the genocide in Gaza. To fight against racism, sexism, and all forms of oppression. To organize protests and strike actions to win a $25/hour minimum wage, Medicare for All, quality affordable housing, and good union jobs for all.
Both Democrats and Republicans are a dead end for workers, the union movement, and the antiwar struggle. We urgently need a new, independent, antiwar, working-class party that can take on the billionaires & warmongers and BREAK the two-party system.
Register now for Workers Strike Back's February Organizing Conference SATURDAY, Feb 22 @ 10 am PT!^[[1] https://www.workersstrikeback.org/events/feb-2025-organizing-conference]
Link to signup for event: https://www.workersstrikeback.org/events/feb-2025-organizing-conference
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Interesting.
It seems the Russia Smears are the main reason for your disdain towards Jill Stein.
I don't agree with your views, but thanks for sharing them.
"Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate." -- John F. Kennedy
My distain for Jill stems from her complicity in being a spoiler pawn, and mostly spouting nonsense. Nearly all of her attack rhetoric was aimed at the Democratic party; she said relatively little and the Republicans and consistently went after Democrats, just like a good asset would. Her messaging was overwhelmingly negative, and she associated with all of the worst people. I haven't seen her do anything productive or positive. The fact that her campaign received significant funding from Russian-backed organizations is incidental; it only explains what she really stands for. I'm opposed to all external financial influence in US politics, whether Russian or AIPAC.