Jill Stein, Green Lefty Weirdo plus How Bad is Mark Robinson and His Porno Posts?

In this episode of the Green Tea Party, hosts Zach and Katie delve into the political journey of Jill Stein and the Green Party. They discuss Stein's background, her multiple runs for office, and the party's environmental policies. The conversation critiques the effectiveness of the Green Party and its leadership, especially in the context of recent elections. The hosts express disappointment in the party's failure to capitalize on opportunities to gain traction and appeal to younger voters. They also explore the ambitious yet economically questionable proposals put forth by Stein, ultimately questioning the party's direction and relevance in today's political landscape.

takeaways

• The Green Tea Party aims to discuss conservative solutions to environmental issues.
• Jill Stein has been a consistent candidate for the Green Party since 2012.
• The hosts express disappointment in the Green Party's lack of growth and appeal.
• Stein's political journey includes multiple unsuccessful runs for office.
• The 2016 election highlighted Stein's critiques of both major party candidates.
• The Green Party's environmental policies are ambitious but lack economic feasibility.
• The hosts critique the elitist nature of the Green Party's leadership.
• There is a disconnect between the Green Party's policies and the needs of average Americans.
• The hosts suggest that the Green Party has failed to engage younger voters effectively.
• Action steps include getting involved with local political parties to influence change.

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