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- Governor Candidate Stewart Alexander: Who Are You Kidding Jerry Brown?
Jerry Brown, the former Governor of California, has now announced his candidacy for Governor of California; however, Stewart Alexander, a PFP Candidate for Governor says, “California didn’t need Jerry Brown 35 years ago and California doesn’t need him now.” - Governor Candidate Alexander: California Needs a Third Party Revolution
Governor Candidate Stewart Alexander has now received the endorsement of Third Party Revolution in his bid to become the next Governor of California. In January, Stewart Alexander received the official endorsement of Socialist Party USA to run on the ticket of the Peace and Freedom Party as a candidate for governor. - California Governor Candidate Stewart Alexander Receives SPUSA Endorsement
After running as the 2008 Vice Presidential Nominee for Socialist Party USA, Stewart Alexander has now received the endorsement of SPUSA to run as a candidate for California Governor on the ticket of the Peace and Freedom Party. - California Governor Candidate Stewart Alexander Backing Same-Sex Marriage Rights
Stewart Alexander is confident that Californians will be voting on the issue of same-sex marriage rights in November; however, Alexander says it is necessary to win the vote and to win the decision of the courts. Alexander was raised in the south and being an Afro-American, he says “denying the rights of minorities are usually based on discrimination.” Still, with little or no money to finance a political campaign, Alexander is prepared to challenge a billionaire ...... - Governor Candidate Alexander: Proposed L.A. Marijuana Band Too Restrictive
As governor, Alexander says he would support statewide legislation that will require all cities to have minimum requirements on the number of medical marijuana dispensaries that will be permitted to operate based upon population, demographics and the human needs within the city. Stewart Alexander, a one time candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles in 1989, and the 2006 PFP candidate for California Lieutenant Governor, says Peace and Freedom Party supports the legalization of marijuana, ...... - Calif. Governor Candidate Alexander Proposing Free Online University Degrees
Stewart Alexander, a Peace and Freedom Party candidate for California Governor, says, “These inflated tuition fees will force a majority of students to work full time or to work longer hours, they will have less time to devote toward obtaining a good education, and these students will be burden with debt for years in an effort to pay off their student loans.” - Solidarity with the UC Student Protests; Education is our right!
The Socialist Party USA stands in solidarity with the University of California (UC) student protesters. Higher education should not be treated as a commodity, whose price is determined by supply and demand. Receiving an education is a social right. Insuring a free, quality and open national higher education system is far more important than any war or new weapon or bank bailouts. An educated population makes for a more democratic society. - PFP Gubernatorial Candidate Alexander Condemns UC Tuition Hikes
Stewart Alexander says, “It is time for students to revolt, not by laying in the streets and not by organizing student demonstrations chanting ‘Shame on you!’ It must be a revolt using voter registration cards and making a change in the voting booth; this will be the only student action that the Democrats and Republicans will understand.” - PFP Candidate Wants Same-Sex Marriage on 2010 Ballot
Stewart A. Alexander launched his campaign to become the next Governor of California calling for the legalization of same-sex marriages and the legalization of marijuana. Stewart Alexander is one of three gubernatorial candidates representing Peace and Freedom Party, the only socialist party on the California ballot. - Alexander: It's Time to Save California's Automobile Industry
During the 60s, 70's and 80's, the automotive industry provided good paying jobs for hundreds of thousands of California workers. Since the 80's, the big three automobile manufacturers began moving out of California to cut production cost and to find cheaper labor markets. The NUMMI plant is now the only automotive plant on the West Coast; the plant pays an average production wage of $65,000 annually. - California's Unemployment at 60 Year High, at Depression Levels
As California approaches the 2010 election year, the rhetoric coming from Washington is offering little to confront the stark reality that California is still spiraling in an economic decline, and that decline is mostly due to the poor leadership of both the Democrats and Republicans in California government. Both the Democrats and Republicans, and the leaders representing both parties, have put the interest of the wealthy few before the public's interest, and both parties have done little ... - Stewart Alexander: Same-Sex Marriage Rights Can't Wait
The leadership within the Peace and Freedom Party wants a measure to support same-sex marriage on the ballot in 2010. Kevin Akin says, "The fight for human rights is back on the ballot for 2010, and if it fails, then 2012." - Presentation by Stewart Alexander to PFP National Organizing Conference
If we leave things to the Democrats, there will never be a recovery for workers. If we leave things to the Democrats, we will never have universal healthcare. If we leave things to the Democrats, the wars for the empire will never cease. As has happened before in our history, a resurgent Left, independent of the Democratic Party, is the only force that can offer real hope for working people. - California Showing No Signs of Economic Recovery
The unemployment numbers in California are now hovering above 11 percent; and in the Counties of Riverside and San Bernardino, unemployment is now over 13 percent and climbing. In Los Angeles County, more than 2 million residents are receiving public assistance; and kids searching for summer jobs are competing with adults searching for work just to feed their families. - Stewart Alexander: Gov. Schwarzenegger has Failed Calif., Should Resign
With time quickly approaching for the 2010 California Election, it would be too costly for California voters to recall Governor Schwarzenegger; however, before the state becomes bankrupt and Californians suffer greater losses, Governor Schwarzenegger should resign immediately. - Socialist Stewart Alexander: Washington and Capitalism in Shambles
Socialist Party USA, a nationwide socialist party, says "Socialism will establish a new social and economic order in which workers and community members will take responsibility for and control of their interpersonal relationships, their neighborhoods, their local government, and the production and distribution of all goods and services." - Obama Draws Fire from Socialists and Conservatives
President Obama's fiscal road map, the bailouts for the financial sector, the occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan, and the bulging national budget, will likely cost the nation more than $7 trillion over the next year with many socialists and conservatives questioning such fiscal irresponsibility. It is likely that once the president's honeymoon is over, the nation will be stuck with a bill that will take many decades to repay. - U.S. Socialists: Obamanomics offers little hope for working people
At the present rate of government spending, the U.S. government will possibly triple the size of the U.S. debt within the next decade. Socialists nationwide are calling for responsible fiscal management that will create jobs and benefit working people today and end the wasteful corporate welfare that is now consuming Washington. - Alexander: Socialists Say Nationalize All U.S. Banks
Socialists are opposed to any bank bailouts and bailouts for the insurance industry. Socialist Party USA says, for the present "it is necessary to re-regulate the banking and insurance industries" to resolve the financial chaos facing these two industries - Alexander: Obama’s $825 Billion Stimulus Plan offers too little, too late
It is unlikely the proposed $825 billion stimulus package will have a measurable impact on a national recession that is moving like a category five hurricane. The U.S. recession is deeply related to the expanding global recession; it is likely the U.S. government would need to invest more than $10 trillion dollars into the economy to accomplish any measurable results. Even if such funding were available, socialists believe a socialist transformation of society is necessary.... - Stewart Alexander will Enter 2010 Race for California Governor
During the 2006 California Election, Stewart A. Alexander was a candidate for California lieutenant governor; Alexander was on the statewide ballot representing the Peace and Freedom Party. During the 2008 General Election, Stewart Alexander was the U.S. vice presidential candidate for Socialist Party USA. Now, as the State of California continues to reel in a deepening financial crisis, Alexander believes he is the right person to be the next California governor. - V.P. Candidate Alexander Wants Common U.S.-Mexican Currency
During a decade when border issues between the U.S. and Mexico have intensified and the Democrats and Republicans have gone on the attack against immigrants, Vice Presidential Candidate Stewart A. Alexander is proposing a common U.S.-Mexican currency and establishing a Basic Income Guarantee (BIG) for working people on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. - Candidate Alexander Rejecting U.S. Threats Against Iran
A military attack on Iran is a real possibility. George Bush, in the waning days of his Administration, may launch an attack on Iran, or Israel, with the U.S. blessing, may launch such an attack on its own. Another scenario is that this administration may ratchet up the pressures on Iran, leaving it to the next administration, either Obama or McCain, to initiate a military attack and occupation. - Moore-Alexander Seeks PFP Presidential, V.P. Nomination
It was October 19, 2007 that Brian P. Moore and Stewart A. Alexander met for the first time at the National Convention of Socialist Party USA; in St Louis, Missouri. Less than three days later, the two men were joined together as presidential running mates representing the Socialist Party USA, and joint partners to lead in the socialist movement nationwide. During the convention, Brian Moore was nominated for President and Stewart Alexander was nominated for Vice President.
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