VOICED: In America's two-party system, it's not easy being Green

The video discusses the Green Party's efforts to challenge the two-party system in the U.S. with candidates Dr. Jill Stein and Cheri Honkala. It highlights the party's populist message aimed at addressing government gridlock and economic stagnation. Despite historical challenges faced by third parties, the Green Party aims to gain traction through grassroots mobilization and focus on local and state races. The video also touches on the struggles of third-party candidates like Ursula Rozum and the importance of independent political voices in a system dominated by corporate-sponsored campaigns.

Who are the Green Party candidates mentioned in the video?

• Barack Obama and Joe Biden

• Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan

• Ralph Nader and Ursula Rozum

• Dr. Jill Stein and Cheri Honkala

What is the main challenge faced by third parties in the US according to the video?

• Inability to raise funds

• Insufficient grassroots support

• Difficulty in surviving in a two-party system

• Lack of media coverage

Which past Green Party candidate is mentioned as having grabbed attention in 2000?

• Dr. Jill Stein

• Cheri Honkala

• Ralph Nader

• Ursula Rozum

What is the Green Party's target for the 2012 election?

• Winning the presidency

• Gaining seats in local and state races

• Securing a majority in Congress

• Becoming the main opposition party

How does the Green Party plan to make it onto the ballot in 45 states?

• Through corporate sponsorship

• By focusing on presidential campaigns

• Via grassroots mobilization

• By forming alliances with other parties