GreenLine For February 18, 2022
Happy Friday! This GreenLine is dedicated to all of the national,
state and local Green Party volunteers who will set aside some of
their weekend off-hours for the work necessary to keep building this
party.
Whether you're canvassing on the street or proofreading meeting
minutes, you are appreciated!
—Michael O'Neil, GreenLine Editor and Green Party
Communications Manager
02/22 Candidate Training: Early Campaign
Development
So, you want to run for office this year — but where to get
started? With some preliminary thought and work, you can prepare a
basic campaign outline and strategy that provide an efficient and
organized structure to work with, and enable your campaign to operate
as a model of Green/progressive organizing and community building —
many "wins" are possible.
Join us for: Early Campaign
Development February 22, 2022 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time
Read
more and register online...
Just click on the pic below to order your
merchandise today!
Nationwide Call For Green Artists & Designers
The Green Party US Merchandise Committee
is soliciting completed art
submissions for products to be featured in the Green
Party store found at gp.org/store. All proceeds from the
Green Party US store DIRECTLY support the national Green Party. We are
currently accepting two, three, or full color designs.
Please incorporate “gp.org” in your design, if at all
possible.
Pennsylvania Greens say "No War with Russia!"
On February 12, the pre-Valentine's Day crowd at Philadelphia's
Love Park was joined by 75 demonstrators who gathered for a rally to
stop the U.S. escalation of tension with Russia. The protest called
for an end to U.S. military and economic moves against Russia. Signs
said, "Fight Racism, Not Russians!" and "Union Contracts, Not Military
Contracts!"
"The drumbeat for war should be shown for what it
is -- a distraction," declared Hillary Kane (Cedar
Park), a member of the Green Party of Philadelphia City
Committee (GPOP). "It is a convenient distraction from all of the ills
plaguing Biden domestically -- from the COVID pandemic to the housing
crisis to the climate crisis. We need to focus our energies on those
issues, not some trumped up conflict with Russia. This is 2022, not
1962."
Update on Kansas Bill for Ballot Access Reform
The Kansas Green Party bill to reduce the
number of signatures required for official party recognition has been
introduced in the House Elections Committee as House Bill 2578! The next step for us to
get our bill passed is to get a hearing on the bill and convince the
committee to vote to pass the bill out of committee!
Passage of this Ballot Access Reform Bill will be a game-changer
for the Kansas Green Party! After a successful petition drive, it will
allow Kansas voters to register as Green and it will allow Greens to
nominate their own candidates when petitioning under the new law.
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