The green party would have been the best party to have won the election. The green party was the best option because their national goals are the best fit for the current time period. These goals are best for America now because America needs a total refit on our economy and right now our country is in great amounts of debt partly because of the large quantities of raw material and other non replenishable materials being imported which is why the green party believes Human societies must function with the understanding that we are part of nature, not separate from nature. They understand that we must maintain an ecological balance and live within the ecological and resource limits of our communities and our planet. They also support a sustainable …show more content…
they will work to demilitarize and eliminate weapons of mass destruction, without being naive about the intentions of other governments. they recognize the need for self-defense and the defense of others who are in danger. They promote non-violent methods to oppose practices and policies we disagree about, and will guide our actions toward lasting personal, community and global peace. The green party also believes that the Centralization of wealth and power contributes to social and economic injustice, environmental destruction, and militarization. They seek a restructuring of social, political and economic institutions away from a system controlled by and mostly benefiting the powerful few, to a democratic, less bureaucratic system. They feel Decision-making should, as much as possible, remain at the individual and local level, while assuring that civil rights are protected for …show more content…
The Green New Deal will guarantee full employment and generate up to 20 million new, living-wage jobs, as well as make the government the employer of last resort with a much-needed major public jobs program. The green party recognizes that our nation - and our world - face a “perfect storm” of economic and environmental crises that threaten not only the global economy, but life on Earth as we know it. The dire, existential threats of climate change, wars for oil, and a stagnating, crisis-ridden economic system require bold and visionary solutions if we are to leave a livable world to the next generation and beyond. These looming crises mean that the question facing us is historically unique. The fate of humanity is in our hands. It is not just a question of what kind of world we want, but whether we will have a world at