Just found out today (August 4, 2012) that Roseanne Barr and I were given the confidence and nomination of the Peace and Freedom Party of California at the nominating convention. Even though Roseanne and I have been a member of the party for almost four years, now, the nomination wasn’t in the bag—there were some [...]
Words Fail: People of Conscience Condemn Israel’s Terrorist Actions
Cindy Sheehan First and foremost, we mourn the deaths of the 20 humanitarian aid workers that were spinelessly slaughtered by the terrorist state of Israel. Our hearts and thoughts go out to the families in this terrible time of senseless loss. We also wish a speedy and complete recovery to the up to 80 people [...]
“Hope” less in the “Two” Party System
Cindy Sheehan Since November of 2006 when the Democrats regained majorities in both Houses of Congress, I began my gradual awakening to the fact that the “Two”-Party Robber Class political system is a fraud.
“We Aren’t All in This Together” No We Are Not, That’s the Point
Standing on a working class and antiwar platform, Cindy Sheehan ran against Nancy Pelosi in the last elections. She managed to win 17 percent of the vote, despite the media’s relentless attempts to campaign for Pelosi. We in Workers Action believe the following article is an excellent example of her class approach to politics.
The Legacy of Dr. King
Cindy Sheehan Have we not come to such an impasse in the modern world that we must love our enemies—or else? The chain reaction of evil—hate begetting hate, wars producing more wars—must be broken, or else we shall be plunged into the dark abyss of annihilation. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Soldiers!
Cindy Sheehan With the announced increase in US troop levels to Afghanistan and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Michael Mullen, promising after the extra 30,000 troops are sent to Southern Afghanistan that “”When we get additional troops here, I think the violence level is going to go up. The fight will be [...]
Code Red: People for Revolution
The following statement represents a significant move to the left by Cindy Sheehan who now calls for the overthrow of the “Robber class,” in other words, the rich who rule society and their government agents. It reflects what is becoming obvious to a growing number of people, namely that the government has no real intention of bailing out working people but only rich bankers and brokers, and that working people will need to organize themselves in order to defend their own interests. This statement is a step in that direction.
Peace
Cindy Sheehan Peace is not an absence of war: it’s an absence of preparing for war or an absence of using violence or threats of violence to solve problems.
S.F. Voters Defy Zany-Left Stereotypes
Cindy Sheehan An article with the above title appeared in the S.F. Chronicle two days after election day. The premise for this article was because I “only” received 17% of the vote and because Prop V. (which restored the predatory and possibly illegal JROTC) passed, now Fox News could not run any stories about “wacky” [...]
I Will Never Concede Defeat
We have moved right through November 4th because this is a movement for peace and against corporate control of our political system. Movements can’t stop, we must keep moving.
The way we do elections in this country must be reformed because clearly the campaigns with the most money won all over the country. If we never level the playing field to allow the people’s voice and message to be heard, the tyranny of incumbency and the obscene amount of money spent on these circuses will continue and true progressive change will never happen.

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