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The Green Party of New Jersey

Ted Glick for US Senate in 2002!
Updated May 08, 2008

For Peace, Justice, Democracy and Ecology!!

Don't Curse the Darkness; Look for a Light Switch!

Ted Speaks Out | Positions on Hot Issues | About Ted | Volunteer

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Ted Speaks Out on --

  Positions on Current National and New Jersey Issues:

  • Lower taxes on workers; increase taxes on the wealthy. Protect Social Security from corporate and government raiders. Establish affordable, universal health care. End corporate welfare and corruption; guarantee our pensions; no more Enrons.

  • Move towards energy independence, reverse global warming and create jobs through a crash program to get energy from the sun, the wind and other renewable fuels.

  • Oppose endless war and make our country safer with a new foreign policy based upon social and economic justice, not military and corporate oppression. Fair trade, not "free trade" ("free" only for big business). Justice, not vengeance; reduce, not increase, the Pentagon budget through genuine international cooperation.

  • Improve our security while protecting the civil rights of all citizens and immigrants. End racial profiling and police brutality by promoting civilian review boards and special prosecutors.

  • Support the right to organize and form unions without harassment and firings; end union-busting; guarantee a living wage for all.

  • Get private money out of politics through "clean money" reform as in Maine, Vermont and Arizona. Enact instant runoff/preference voting where voters number their candidate preferences. You can vote for who you like the most without worrying about electing the one you like the least.


About Ted:

Ted Glick takes action to fight injustice:

  • As a college student in 1969, Ted Glick left school after two years to work full-time against the Vietnam war and the military draft.

  • When President Richard Nixon tried to obstruct the investigation of the Watergate hotel break-in in 1974, he co-founded and was a National Coordinator of the National Committee to Impeach Nixon.

  • As he came to realize the deep-seated problems with both the Republican and Democratic parties, he became involved in efforts to form an alternative to them. 25 years later he is the National Coordinator of the Independent Progressive Politics Network and a nationally-known third party proponent.

  • When a big bucks corporation announced plans for a huge, big-business-oriented development close to his home in 1985, he founded and was a co-chair until 1995 of a community coalition of churches, elected officials, neighborhood associations and small business owners that brought about changes in the original plans.

  • When several young people in his neighborhood were hit by bullet fragments fired by a Bloomfield police officer in 1999, he played and continues to play a leading role in efforts to reform police training and practices to decrease the chances of this happening again.

  • And when neighbors in Bloomfield organized themselves in 2000 to prevent the construction of 160 townhouse condominiums on a toxic waste flood plain close to their homes, Ted Glick joined in and has been consistently involved ever since.

     

Ted Glick doesn't believe in griping and complaining; he believes in joining together with others to change things for the better.

Ted Glick's Current Organizational Involvements:

Co-founder, Bloomfield Green Party; Co-leader, Bloomfield North End Coalition; Member, Bloomfield Third Riverbank Association; Member, Friends of Clarks Pond; Co-leader, N.J. Mobilization for Global Justice; Chair, Legislative Committee, N.J. Peace Action; Member, People's Organization for Progress; Member, N.J. Jobs with Justice; Member, Church Council, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Brooklyn; Member, Coordinating Committee, Democracy Action Project; Member, Labor Party

 

Contact Ted:
FutureHopeTG@aol.com

"Those who lead the country into the abyss / Call ruling too difficult / For ordinary men and women."
        -Bertolt Brecht

 

VOTE TED GLICK FOR U.S. SENATE!


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