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Tony Affigne is a political science author, editor, professor and in 2011 was honored with the Frank J. Goodnow Award. Tony Affigne  is known for innovative, thought-provoking classes, such as Race and Politics in the Americas, Political Thought in Science Fiction, and Politics of Climate Change.

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Gun Control: The Green Party wants Eliminate the gun show loophole (The gun show loophole also known as the Brady law loophole refers to the sales of firearms by private sellers, including ones done at gun shows). Wants to restrict the police use of guns as well as all forms of control weapons.

Drugs: The Green Party wants to legalize marijuana/hemp. Want to push for more drugs counseling and treatment.

Crime: The green party wants to do away with the death penalty. Focus more on preventing crimes instead of harsher sentences/punishments.

Civil Rights: The Green Party recognizes the rights of homosexuals. Confronts barriers such as racism and sexism. Respect of ethnic, racial, sexual, and spiritual diversity.

Abortion: The Green Party supports abortion and wants to offer abortion services to women at the poverty level. Women have full control over what they do with their bodies. Abortion covered under the national health care system.

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Bruce Delgado is the mayor of Marina, California.
His goal as mayor is to inspire people of all perspectives to share their input at city council meeting by ensuring a friendlier and more responsive City Council meeting atmosphere.

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He is an attorney, activist, politician, auto safety reformer, and consumer advocate.
Nader ran for president in every election from 1992-2008. In all of them, he operated a no frills campaign, accepting no corporate or tax payer money.
In 2000 he claimed he could see no difference in republican candidate George W. Bush and democratic candidate Al Gore.
In the presidential elections he ran as the candidate for the Green Party.

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They are  grassroots activists, environmentalists, advocates for social justice, nonviolent resisters and regular citizens who’ve had enough of corporate-dominated politics. They believe that the longer they wait for change, the harder it gets. They have been working since 1984 to make the hope of a more democratic, safer, cleaner world real.