Some of our sources close to the Socialist Party USA’s ongoing national convention in Los Angeles are telling Uncovered Politics that Cindy Sheenhan has either announced her intention to seek the SP-USA’s vice-presidential nomination, or has agreed to accept the nomination if it is offered […]
Indianapolis city councilman Ed Coleman, a Libertarian, is putting the $50,000 he got from the Libertarian National Committee into action, launching a new 30-second television commercial. The ad asks voters to re-elect Coleman to the council, but he’s only “kind of” running for re-election. Coleman […]
The Socialist Party USA is meeting this weekend at the Los Angeles International Airport Holiday Inn. Delegates from around the country will be gathering to review the party’s platform and choose candidates for President and Vice-President for the 2012 election. The two leading contenders for […]
Former Libertarian Party presidential nominee Bob Barr wrote an opinion piece for The Daily Caller that slams the current Occupy Wall Street movement as nothing more than a shallow echo of the anti-war and anti-establishment protests of the 1960’s and 1970’s. The gist of Barr’s take on […]
Award-winning documentary film director Bill Still announced yesterday that he intends to seek the Libertarian Party’s presidential nomination in 2012. Appearing on Salt Lake City’s KTKK radio, the longtime fiat-money champion said that his candidacy will focus “like a laser beam on the monetary reform […]
Anonymous, the mostly online group that supports civil disobedience and causes mayhem with their frequent denial of service attacks of various government and corporate websites, now appears to be calling for the creation of a new political party. Anonymous has been in the news lately […]
The Connecticut Working Families Party isn’t so happy with Pez Candy Inc. Activists from the minor party are currently picketing an Orange, Connecticut factory that produces the little sugary candies. They are urging the state to dispense with a program of granting below-market rate loans to […]
At the height of the Great Depression, New York City experienced one of the most fascinating mayoral elections in American history, a campaign dominated by two distinct new party movements. The 1933 mayoral race pitted Fiorello H. La Guardia, a fiery former progressive Republican congressman […]
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