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You [jill Stein] Also Believe In A Full Employment Policy That Was The Majority Democratic Party Policy In 1946. They Actually Passed A Law To That Effect. You Want To End Poverty And When People See How Relatively Easy It Is To End Poverty. And One Way Is To Increase The Minimum Wage: Catch Up; It's Been Frozen For So Many Years.

Addiction Should Never Be Treated As A Crime. It Has To Be Treated As A Health Problem. We Do Not Send Alcoholics To Jail In This Country. Over 500,000 People Are In Our Jails Who Are Nonviolent Drug Users.

It's All These Pundits, All These Consultants, And The Candidates, As If They're In A Bubble Leaving Democracy Off-limits.

[jill Stein] Don't Have To Engage In Soundbites Here As You May Have Experienced With Some Of The Mass Media.

Young Wives Are The Leading Asset Of Corporate Power. They Want The Suburbs, A House, A Settled Life, And Respectability. They Want Society To See That They Have Exchanged Themselves For Something Of Value.