VOICED : In America's two-party system it's not

The transcript discusses the Green Party's efforts to challenge the two-party system in the U.S. with Cheri Honkala as a key figure. Despite past challenges, including Ralph Nader's controversial 2000 campaign, the party aims to be the voice of the 99% against corporate influence. They focus on local and state races, facing skepticism about their chances. Through grassroots mobilization, they plan to appear on ballots in 38 states for the 2012 election.

What is the primary goal of the Green Party as mentioned in the video?

• To support big business interests

• To challenge the two-party system

• To maintain the status quo

• To focus solely on environmental issues

What historical event is associated with the Green Party's candidate Ralph Nader?

• Winning the presidential election

• Leading a successful state-level campaign

• Being accused of affecting the 2000 election outcome

• Becoming a member of Congress

How does the Green Party describe itself in the current political landscape?

• The voice of the 99%

• The voice of the corporate world

• The voice of the government

• The voice of the 1%

What is the Green Party's strategy for gaining political influence?

• Concentrating on local and state races

• Focusing on presidential elections

• Relying on corporate sponsorships

• Avoiding grassroots mobilization

What challenge does the Green Party face according to congressional candidate Ursula Rowsom?

• Too much media attention

• Overwhelming support from big businesses

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient funding and skepticism about winning