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This is the way to do it. It's a race between a single Democratic Party candidate and a single Green Party candidate, so no concern about a spoiler effect. It's at a lower level of government, so it's actually a winnable race. If Kozonis-Marudas wins the race, she can prove to her electorate that her policies and those of the Green Party are beneficial. If interested, she can then run for higher office, campaigning on her achievements.
This article focuses more on Israel vs. Palestine than anything specific to the LGBTQIA+ community. Given that Ethel has deleted her posts and Chappell has clarified that she's voting for Kamala, they appear to wish that this not be treated as newsworthy. Chappell just didn't endorse anyone. There's nothing more to it. Keeping it in the news cycle just perpetuates attacks against them.
A singer commenting on another singer's comments on the election. How many degrees away from politics are allowed? What does Ja Rule think of Ethel Cain's comments?
I don't think this is a hack. I think his campaign never owned that domain.
Archive from June 2023: https://web.archive.org/web/20230617205410/https://www.jimjordan24.com/
It's their choice to file proper paperwork to get on ballots and they're choosing to be incompetent.
What's more hollow than the Green Party saying they'll do all these great things and then never winning office? That's far less action than what the Democrats have done for the people.
Same can be said about those promoting Jill Stein and other spoiler parties.
https://www.wcbe.org/npr-news/2024-09-30/a-tiny-town-just-got-slammed-by-helene-it-could-massively-disrupt-the-tech-industry