AUDIO: Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein Defies the Two-Party System
KPFK radio host Joshua Scheer speaks with Stein about the urgent need for political parties that are not indebted to big business and discusses trends that suggest Americans are increasingly ready for alternatives.
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. (JILL2016)
KPFK radio host Joshua Scheer speaks with Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein about the urgent need for political parties that are not indebted to big business and discusses trends that suggest Americans are increasingly ready for alternatives.
Stein, a physician, also talks about her departure from the Democratic Party, the hollowness of Hillary Clinton, her hopes for Bernie Sanders and how the political process functions to suppress independent voices.
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