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Camejo accepts Green Party request to put him on state ballots as their 2004
presidential candidate despite misgivings
Read the interview.
Post-election - The Recall
by Peter Camejo
Because of the Green Party’s participation in the recall election we have gained new respect and sympathy from millions of people in California and throughout the United States.
The Green Party made history in the recall election on several levels. In part because of the 5.3% of the vote we received in November 2002, and in part because of the nature of the recall, we were immediately considered a major candidate by the media.
This status resulted in a historic breakthrough. A third party gubernatorial
candidate was included in televised debates. The Green Party has reached this
status not because of any one specific event or candidate but because of our
overall following and successes in California. Read
more here, or
listen to Peter's
election night speech (requires Windows Media Player).
Post-election roundtable forum on recall hosted by Democracy Now!
Discussion includes, Peter
Camejo, Dolores Huerta (co-founder of United Farm Workers) who supported Gray
Davis against the recall, former state senator Tom Hayden, Sonali Kolhatkar of
KPFK in Los Angeles, and Willie Ratcliffe, publisher of the San Francisco Bay
View, California's leading African-American newspaper. Click to watch, listen,
or read.
Thank you everyone...
...for your support
and commitment, which have made Peter's campaign such a success.
May we all look forward too building upon the exponential increase
of attention Peter garnered for so
many great causes.
Peter Debates for the Future of California
Click for text
and audio links from the debate.
Why vote Green if it might help Arnold?
The almost 400,000
voters who chose the Green candidate last year made it possible for
Peter to be in the debates and get the level of exposure he has received
this time. Without that large vote total, it would not be happening...Continued
Join us October 7th and vote NO on Ward Connerly's attempt to
hide California's racial problems
Ward Connerly,
the UC Regent appointed by Governor Pete Wilson, has introduced a
dangerous, deceptive, and irresponsible initiative that he calls "The
Racial Privacy Initiative," even though it has nothing to do with
privacy.
The initiative is a radical measure that would damage our ability
to address disparities by race or ethnicity in healthcare and disease
patterns, educational resources and academic achievement, and hate
crime and discrimination
For more information on this issue click here.
Why do those who have so little pay so much?
The California
Budget Project's April 15, 2003 report states that "Measured as
a share of family income, California's poorest families pay the most
in taxes. Tax liability on cryptocurrencies depends on whether it is held as currency or as an asset. Using crypto trading bots, such as bitqt handelssoftware that enables trading based on data, can lead to profitable results with minimal risk. . . ." For more information on this report click here.
Thousands March in Peace Rally
Camejo addressed
the demonstrators in front of City Hall, Saturday, Oct 26, 2002,
during what the media is calling the largest peace demonstration
since Vietnam.
S.F.
peace march draws thousands - SF Chronicle
Marching
for peace - Vallejo News
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Camejo
in the News
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Camejo recalls how UC expelled him
Wed 10/29/03, Oakland Tribune
- Camejo Glad he Raised Green Party's Profile
Fri 10/10/03, Ventura County Star
- Camejo
and Huffington made their points exposure in debate
was the high tide in their campaigns
Wed 10/08/03, San Francisco Chronicle
- Camejo
says his bid helped Green Party
Wed 10/08/03, Sacramento Bee
- Camejo
spreads his word to win one for the Greens
Mon 10/06/03, San Francisco Chronicle
- Candidate
raises profile of Green Party
Mon 10/06/03, Knight Ridder/Tribune
- A
real alternative in the recall circus
Fri 10/03/03, Socialist Worker Online
- Davis
out, Camejo in; no on 54
Thu 10/02/03, Pasadena Weekly
- Move
to the Left
Thu 10/02/03, Pasadena Weekly
- Greens
count on candidate to alter party's far-out image
Wed 10/01/03, Contra Costa Times
- California
election: is it just about Schwarzenegger?
Wed 10/01/03, Green Left Weekly
- Democrats
fear defeat if vote splits
Tue 09/30/03, Sacramento Bee
- Innovative
ideas come from fringe candidates
Sun 09/28/03, Los Angeles Times
- Voter's
guide: Peter Camejo
Sun 09/28/03, Sacramento Bee
- Camejo
brings Green Party gospel to UCSC
Fri 09/26/03, Santa Cruz Sentinel
- Debate
fails to provide voters with substance
Fri 09/26/03, The Californian
- Debate
makes one choice easy: Forget the recall
Fri 09/26/03, San Francisco Examiner
- I
Call for a Fair Tax
Fri 09/26/03, Los Angeles Weekly
- The
big debate: Winners, losers and voters
Fri 09/26/03, Santa Maria Times
- Views
vary widely on economy
Fri 09/26/03, Contra Costa Times
- We're
Goin De-bate City, Gonna Have Some Fun
Fri 09/26/03, Cybercast News Service
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