Chicago Public Radio is covering the Green Party
11 Jul
Posted by DI News as IL Government, News You Can Use
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At the Greens National Convention in Chicago, which is convenient for them, but nonetheless appreciated.
Unfiltered: Green Party Press Conference - Chicago Public Radio
The 2006 Green Party candidate for Illinois governor, Rich Whitney, hosts a press conference with other Greens to talk about its plans for the convention along with the challenges facing the party.
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Day Two of the Green Party National Convention
The big event for today isn’t until this evening when the party’s presidential candidates hold a forum.
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