"… tional Worker’s Party in favor of more mainstream appeal, setting up the New Alliance Party, which took on the trappings of a progressive party and campaigned for aff …"

"… action and universal health care. The therapy remained the same, however. New Alliance Party members were told that their “recovery” was contingent upon working ex …"

"… � was contingent upon working exhausting hours for the party. By 1984, the New Alliance Party was on the ballot in 33 states with its own presidential candidate.But all …"

"… seemed. As David Grann recently reported in the New Republic magazine, the New Alliance Party was essentially acting as a front for the International Worker’s Party, …"