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This 3 page paper examines the Green Party, its origin, its platform and Ralph Nader's influence. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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years ago, but the Green Party in general is not pleased with Naders influence on the political organization. Nader has always fought for the public and opposed corruption, but Ralph
Nader does not really represent the true sentiments of most Green Party members. That said, the party has grown and the recognition is in part due to the celebritys influence.
Before acknowledging Naders role in the organization, what is the Green Party and what is its origin? Some members claim that the roots of the Green Party come from many
regions of the world such as Europe, the South Pacific and Germany ("Green Party History"). The organization was greatly influenced by the environmentalist movement of the 1970s ("Green Party History").
However, it was not until 1984 that the first Green organizing meetings in the United States were held, something that led to the creation of a national organization ("Green Party
History"). At this time, the Green Party was seen locally, and the first candidate would emerge in 1986 ("Green Party History"). Green Party candidates would run for most any sort
of election and would make it to 43 state ballots, close to doubling in number by 1996 (Reese 10). Twenty candidates won (Reese 10). Although 20 may not seem like
a very large number, it is important to remember that U.S. politics largely rests with two parties. Hence, the Green Party makes a respectable showing in U.S. elections. The Green
Party is now very well known throughout the nation. Some of the party members are actually working in government today. Many realize that the green party is for environmentalism but
little else is known by the general populous. What are the goals of the Green Party exactly? Again, the traditional base of the green party is associated with environmentalists (Laidman
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