Two-party debates

By Josh Israel

On the night of September 30, 2004, few of the estimated 62.4 million viewers watching President George W. Bush and Senator John Kerry squar

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Green Party nominee rails against 'corporate rule'

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State parties adjust to McCain-Feingold

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Operating accounts

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Excerpts from this story referencing "David Cobb":

"… election, Libertarian Party nominee Michael Badnarik, Green Party nominee David Cobb, or Constitution Party nominee Michael Peroutka the chance to participate …"

Green Party nominee rails against 'corporate rule'

By Michael Beckel

Constitutional amendment urged to invalidate Supreme Court decision.

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State parties adjust to McCain-Feingold

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

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Old parties learn new tricks

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Slap to Obama: GOP House votes to kill health law

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Excerpts from this story referencing "David Cobb":

"… D-Vt., has planned a hearing Tuesday.Still, Green Party activists such as David Cobb, a lawyer from Texas who was the party’s presidential nominee in 2004, k …"

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Green Party awash in red ink?

By Dave Levinthal and Michael Beckel

Environmentally minded politicos struggle to keep fiscal house in order.

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Obama to mix policy with politics

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Hillary Clinton card, gun violence petition help Democrats build data dossier

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Is the Democratic platform in synch with the public on national defense?

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Obama inauguration sponsors spent millions influencing government

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Excerpts from this story referencing "David Cobb":

"… les, such as super PACs, to boost their electoral prospects, either. David Cobb, who was the Green Party’s presidential nominee in 2004, told the Center …"