Poor Jill

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Persona Non Grata.

It's ain't easy being green......


Green Party presidential nominee Dr. Jill Stein was escorted off the college campus hosting Monday night’s presidential debate, her campaign said.


Nassau County police and Hofstra University security removed Stein from campus Monday afternoon after questioning both Stein and MSNBC over her credentials, Stein wrote on Twitter.


“We were immediately escorted off of the Hofstra campus after the press conference just now and told not to do any more press,” she tweeted.


Stein didn’t have the proper permits to remain on the Long Island campus amid tight security for the debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, Nassau County police told CNN.

“She was on the college campus, we asked to verify for proper credentials, she did not have them, and she was nicely escorted off the campus," a Nassau County police spokeswoman said.


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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/pol...hosting-presidential-debate-article-1.2807399

 

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Persona Non Grata.

It's ain't easy being green......


Green Party presidential nominee Dr. Jill Stein was escorted off the college campus hosting Monday night’s presidential debate, her campaign said.


Nassau County police and Hofstra University security removed Stein from campus Monday afternoon after questioning both Stein and MSNBC over her credentials, Stein wrote on Twitter.


“We were immediately escorted off of the Hofstra campus after the press conference just now and told not to do any more press,” she tweeted.


Stein didn’t have the proper permits to remain on the Long Island campus amid tight security for the debate between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, Nassau County police told CNN.

“She was on the college campus, we asked to verify for proper credentials, she did not have them, and she was nicely escorted off the campus," a Nassau County police spokeswoman said.


Complete text:
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/pol...hosting-presidential-debate-article-1.2807399

Her supporters are not sending her $27/ month. She has no money for paid staffers or ads. Yesterday was the only publicity she got this month.

 

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Her supporters are not sending her $27/ month. She has no money for paid staffers or ads. Yesterday was the only publicity she got this month.

I understand she's polling a little under 3%, which I imagine is on par with what the Green Party can reasonably expect. She's not likely to get many more votes than dead Elvis or fictional Snoopy......Lyndon LaRouche feels her pain.

 

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I understand she's polling a little under 3%, which I imagine is on par with what the Green Party can reasonably expect. She's not likely to get many more votes than dead Elvis or fictional Snoopy......Lyndon LaRouche feels her pain.

I predict she gets .5% of the vote at best.

 

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I predict she gets .5% of the vote at best.

Agreed. I also think Johnson will also get less than he polls. Sadly, the two-party system will still reign. Jill should consider herself lucky, she didn't get as many "opportunities" to embarrass herself as Johnson did.

 

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Agreed. I also think Johnson will also get less than he polls. Sadly, the two-party system will still reign. Jill should consider herself lucky, she didn't get as many "opportunities" to embarrass herself as Johnson did.

No way Johnson gets 8-9% of the vote. The national polls released yesterday show that Dem and Repub likely voters are coming home. At best,Johnson and Stein might combine for 3-4% of the vote. Closer to 3 probably.

 

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Agreed. I also think Johnson will also get less than he polls. Sadly, the two-party system will still reign. Jill should consider herself lucky, she didn't get as many "opportunities" to embarrass herself as Johnson did.

The two-party system, unfortunately, has produced two historically awful candidates this time around. If there was a serious alternative, this would have been a golden opportunity for a third-party candidate to possibly challenge for the White House.

Seldom in political history have two candidates been viewed less favorably as these two. A sad commentary on where we are today.