The media consortium sponsoring the debates is not a civic group, but is made up of The Boston Globe and several TV and radio stations. Yesterday Stein was kept out of a debate held on WBZ radio. The bias against third-party candidates in this country is what allows Democrats and Republicans to keep a lock on political power. Stein is a physician and an activist who lives in Lexington, and many of us would like her voice to be part of the discussion.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Let Stein debate
The media consortium sponsoring the debates is not a civic group, but is made up of The Boston Globe and several TV and radio stations. Yesterday Stein was kept out of a debate held on WBZ radio. The bias against third-party candidates in this country is what allows Democrats and Republicans to keep a lock on political power. Stein is a physician and an activist who lives in Lexington, and many of us would like her voice to be part of the discussion.
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I'm with you. I have scant use for Stein's politics, but yes,anyone who is on the ballot should be in the debates.
Sign the petition demanding her inclusion in all the debates. She's being excluded from the WTKK-FM radio debate this morning at 9am, hosted Jim Braude & Margery Eagan. Eagan's hit piece hackery in the Herald was so vile that it amazes me these people are elevated to gatekeeper status. And check out DemocracyDays.com to build the clean money tidal wave that knock these amateur gatekeepers off their perch. Even if you don't agree with Stein on her issues, this is about democracy now. Who's the new decider? Is it the media or is it the people? I say it's the people... but we haven't been able to make that the reality... YET!
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