Jill Stein

How Republicans Are Trying to Use the Green Party to Their Advantage

The G.O.P. has sought to help Green Party candidates in previous election cycles to siphon votes from Democrats. This year is no different — but it hasn’t always worked.

Wisconsin’s Top Court Rules Against Reprinting of Ballots, Avoiding Election Chaos

Days before the start of mail voting, the state’s Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the Green Party’s candidate to reprint thousands of ballots so that his name could be added. The decision could help Joe Biden.

Who’s Afraid of Justin Amash?

And, to Zoom or not to Zoom? That is the quarantine question.

Why Hillary Clinton Shouldn’t Trade in Conspiracy Theories About Tulsi Gabbard

The problem is not just paranoia. It’s also that she questioned a candidate’s motives rather than the soundness of her views.

What My Fellow Liberals Don’t Get About Venezuela

Stop sanitizing a tyrannical dictator. My country deserves change.

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What My Fellow Liberals Don’t Get About Venezuela

Stop sanitizing a tyrannical dictator. My country deserves change.

How to Survive the Holidays Without an Argument

And should third parties exist? Can they?

Green Party, Eyeing the 2020 Presidential Race, Prepares for the Midterms

The Democratic Party loomed large over the annual Green Party conference last month, but all eyes were on November, when Green leaders say they’ll field at least 224 candidates.

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Bill Clinton Speaks With The Times

The former president discussed his new book, co-authored with James Patterson, as well as Monica Lewinsky and the current political climate.

Lewinsky and Trump Shadow Bill Clinton on Book Tour

At a TimesTalks event, the former president said that his defensiveness in a recent interview “wasn’t my finest hour.”