Re: Do the Greens have a 2004 candidate?

> > I think it's a good idea, except that the Greens seem to want to be a
> > leftist party instead of a Green one. If they'd drop the unecessary
liberal
> > trimmings of egalitarianism, and would focus on nature and eugenics, I'd
be
> > at their camp in a second.
>
>   What an interesting centrality -- not on social, but "environmental"
> or even "natural" engineering.
>
>   You're going to be out of luck, though.  The Greens always have been
> watermelons, lefties masquerading (unsuccessfully except to the
> stupid) as only environmentalists.

Your criticism is accurate; I hope your pessimism is not.

I'd like to see more of this in the Green party:

http://www.earthliberationfront.com/