Ignoring that Electoralism is trapped thinking and actual change happens outside the outlined political apparatus via building pressure and organizing, of course...
Claudia De La Cruz, representing the Party for Socialism and Liberation, is by far the best candidate on the ballot in my opinion. If you live in a swing state, sure, vote for Biden if you really want to, but if you live in a non-swing state there isn't any point in voting for Biden (not that there is much of a point in voting for Biden in a swing state to begin with, of course).
Jill Stein is alright, but the greens are no vanguard party and PSL has both better organization and politics.
I love Jill Stein and a lot of the Greens (they are surprisingly strong in parts of the Midwest). That saidz PSL will be getting my vote this year. I see a little more momentum building up with them this year, with those PSL posters popping up and many PSL members making material improvements in my town.
Ignoring that Electoralism is trapped thinking and actual change happens outside the outlined political apparatus via building pressure and organizing, of course...
Claudia De La Cruz, representing the Party for Socialism and Liberation, is by far the best candidate on the ballot in my opinion. If you live in a swing state, sure, vote for Biden if you really want to, but if you live in a non-swing state there isn't any point in voting for Biden (not that there is much of a point in voting for Biden in a swing state to begin with, of course).
Jill Stein is alright, but the greens are no vanguard party and PSL has both better organization and politics.
I doubt PSL will be on the ballet in my state which sucks.
I love Jill Stein and a lot of the Greens (they are surprisingly strong in parts of the Midwest). That saidz PSL will be getting my vote this year. I see a little more momentum building up with them this year, with those PSL posters popping up and many PSL members making material improvements in my town.