Jill Stein (Green Party) and Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party) are among the third party presidential candidates debating tonight.
October 23rd, 2012
11:22 AM ET
2 years ago
The other candidates, the other debate
(CNN) – On Tuesday night presidential candidates will lock horns in a debate in Chicago. The participants are not Republican or Democrat. They're third party candidates.
At tonight's debate: Jill Stein (Green Party), Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party), Virgil Goode (Constitution Party) and Rocky Anderson (Justice Party), all of whom have received little attention during this election. They're working to change that by pushing a message that focuses on issues that they believe are being ignored by Democrats and Republicans.
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Since Mittens showed he is unqualified on foreign policy, maybe the republican voters of VA will cast their vote for Virgil Goode.
Is it going to be aired anywhere? **cricket**cricket**
Sorry Wire, but they'll be voting for Romney, along with the democrats of VA. Mitt may agree with the president on most of his foreign policy, but that doesn't make him unqualified. However, Obama has PROVED to the rest of us over the last 4 years that he is unqualified to be president.
Why don't the 2 bigger parties let the other candidates in and make it a REAL debate?
She's the Green Tea Party Candidate