RFK Jr., Stein qualify for Washington's general election ballot
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A total of nine nominations by minor parties and independent candidates have qualified for Washington's General Election Ballot.

The SOS listed the following minor and independent candidates will appear on the Nov. 5 General Election ballot:

We The People Party: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is running for president with Nicole Shanahan as vice president.

Green Party: Jill Stein is running for president with Samson LeBeau Kpadenou as vice president.

Socialism and Liberation Party: Claudia De la Cruz is running for president with Karina Garcia.

Socialist Workers Party: Rachele Fruit is running for president with Dennis Richter.

Socialist Equality Party: Joseph Kishore is running for president with Jerry White as vice president.

Libertarian Party: Chase Oliver is running for president with Mike ter Maat as vice president.

Cascade Party: Krist Novoselić is running for president with James Carroll as vice president.

Justice For All Party: Cornel West is running for president with Melina Abdullah as vice president.

Independent Candidate: Shiva Ayyadurai is running for president with Crystal Ellis as vice president.

  • Socialist BerserkerOP
    -3•1 month ago

    I would definitely have to agree with you that it doesn’t seem like many people mind it too much.

      • Socialist BerserkerOP
        -3•1 month ago

        I personally believe that humor is a deeply personal experience that varies from person to person.

        • SatansMaggotyCumFart
          0•1 month ago

          Yeah.

          Some people have a sense of humor and others are uptight about funny things.

          • Socialist BerserkerOP
            -4•1 month ago

            I agree with that statement. But as long as we respect that person’s opinion and their right to that opinion, we’re all cool. :)

            • SatansMaggotyCumFart
              1•1 month ago

              Is suppressing someone’s civil opinions respecting that person’s opinion and their right to that opinion, though?

              • Socialist BerserkerOP
                -5•1 month ago

                Is being the moderator of a sub that wants to project a certain tone, which a site allows the person to do, and the person being able to remove posts that don’t fit the tone, respecting the mods opinion? Especially since the rules of the site allow that to be done? Especially when the person who disagrees can create their own, free community on the same site?

                Do you feel that sites shouldn’t be moderated as the mod/creators see fit? And if you feel that way, couldn’t you just create your own sub and create your own tone? Free?

                  • Socialist BerserkerOP
                    -5•1 month ago

                    It’s the word that is used interchangeably with “community” on this site. It’s a relic from Reddit.

                    With all of your posts, I’m really surprised that you didn’t know that. So there ya go, a TIL for ya. :)