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Election Meddling: Bad if Done to USA, Bad to Complain About if Done by USA

Election Meddling: Bad if Done to USA, Bad to Complain About if Done by USA

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The Washington Post (8/10/16) published what has to be one of the most naked examples of projection ever displayed by a major American paper. The Post’s editorial board, in anothereffort to bashRussia, lumped its President Vladimir Putin and Turkey’s increasingly autocratic ruler President Recep Tayyip Erdogan into a generic “strongman” category, and warned of their paranoia:
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IVP Discusses How to Break Through the Duopoly on RT America

IVP Discusses How to Break Through the Duopoly on RT America

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Independent Voter Project attorney Chad Peace went on RT America Friday to discuss what independent and independent-minded voters can do to make their voices heard in the current two-party system. Peace most recently authored an amicus curiae brief in the lawsuit filed by Level the Playing Field and Peter Ackerman against the FEC, challenging current presidential debate entry rules established by the Commission on Presidential Debates that the lawsuit argues intentionally serve the private interests of the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Lawsuit: Ending Two-Party Duopoly over Debates Will Lead to More Competitive Elections

Lawsuit: Ending Two-Party Duopoly over Debates Will Lead to More Competitive Elections

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As IVN recently reported, the lawsuit filed by the Green and Libertarian parties arguing that the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) violated anti-trust laws was dismissed in federal court. Fortunately, the lawsuit to open the debates filed by Level the Playing Field (the successor to Americans Elect) and Peter Ackerman – joined by the Green and Libertarian parties – is still very much alive.
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POLLS: Young Voters Want Johnson and Stein

POLLS: Young Voters Want Johnson and Stein

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According to recent polls, approximately 4 in 10 Millennial voters say they would support either Libertarian presidential candidate Gov. Gary Johnson or Green Party candidate Dr. Jill Stein. The popularity of alternative options outside the Republican and Democratic parties increases the possibility that there might be three, maybe four lecterns on the fall presidential debate stage.
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