"In many ways, it's a shame that African Americans will vote overwhelmingly for Democrats. " ~Eugene Robinson, The Washington Post
This article is a prime example of why Black voters will not advance in the US if they only vote...or put their eggs in one basket a.k.a the Democratic party. What major improvements has African Americans experienced lately? Has the number of Blacks in prison decrease nationally? Probably not and that is due to the fact that our political leaders also have their own agenda that they want to accomplish.
A network where Independent voters in the United States can discuss issues that are ignored by politicians in the "two-party" system.
Showing posts with label independents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label independents. Show all posts
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Back on the Blog
This blog has been on hiatus for over a year as the members of the the network has been involved in community projects across the country. We have decided to get back into the political arena to be a resource for Blacks who want to participate in the Independent movement. The writers of this blog are moderates (socially liberal, fiscally conservative), however, we want Black independent voters from all political spectrums to share their opinions and provide feedback on what we can do to ensure the political process truly represents the best of America.
We also want to be a resource for other races who want to recurit Black voters in the Independent movement. We understand that cultural and regional challenges are roadblocks to bring people of color in this movemnent. However, communication and the willingess to respect each other are the keys to get the United States of America back on track and continue to be a leader in this world.
We invite you to participate in this blog and be part of history. Please contact us by leaving a comment and someone will contact you on how to move forward.
We also want to be a resource for other races who want to recurit Black voters in the Independent movement. We understand that cultural and regional challenges are roadblocks to bring people of color in this movemnent. However, communication and the willingess to respect each other are the keys to get the United States of America back on track and continue to be a leader in this world.
We invite you to participate in this blog and be part of history. Please contact us by leaving a comment and someone will contact you on how to move forward.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
18 Million Independents Vote for Barack Obama.
From IndependentVoting.org
November 2008
CUIP President Jackie Salit gives a post-election analysis of the independent movement and the 2008 presidential elections.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbFe11Bh40M
November 2008
CUIP President Jackie Salit gives a post-election analysis of the independent movement and the 2008 presidential elections.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbFe11Bh40M
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Voters are starting to sway from hesitation over third-party candidates
Third-party candidates face several challenges in a two-party system
http://www.dailytitan.com/1.893636
http://www.dailytitan.com/1.893636
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