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I am so very thankful for all the folks in Wisconsin who joined the fight against our corrupt two-party system in this campaign. It's amazing how the support has come from all sides of the political spectrum. While we await tonight's vote totals, remember this is just the beginning of the battle for a better America and a better world. I am confident that my campaign, with your help, will succeed and pave the way for more third-party candidates and third-party voters. We were honored to have the support of many groups and political parties. Thanks to the Black Voters League of Wisconsin, the @USPirates , @USTranshumanist , the @IndyPartyUSA , and the @WIGreens . We also just heard yesterday that the Citizens Party has endorsed the campaign. On, Wisconsin

Why do people immigrate? Just look at American foreign policy. – at Greenfield, WI

MADISON – A text message appeal to Wisconsin voters sent days before the midterm election urges them, in all caps, to vote for Green Party candidate Pete Karas in the three-way race for Secretary of State. "Our next generation deserves a voice and a future! I will fight for their needs, their opportunities, and their tomorrow," the message reads, accompanied by a graphic featuring a photo of Karas with his fist raised. But the message isn't from Karas. Recipients who follow the prompt, "Reply Stop to Opt Out," receive the following response: "Jay for Wisconsin: You are now opted-out and will receive no further messages." ... "What a schmucky thing to do," Karas said. After reviewing the messages and looking at state law, Karas later told the Journal Sentinel he plans to file a complaint Oct. 31 with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission. State law bars anyone from knowingly making or publishing, or causing to be made or published, "a false representation pertaining to a candidate or referendum which is intended or tends to affect voting at an election." Karas speculated the texts from "Jay for Wisconsin" are intended to act as a spoiler, pushing liberal voters to support the Green Party candidate over Democrat Jocasta Zamarripa. "Jay should be running on his own merits and not look for me to help him. He is buying into the perceived spoiler effect," Karas said. "People have to earn their votes." "I'm not here to take votes away from anybody, whether it's Jay Schroeder or Jocasta Zamarripa. I'm here to earn people's votes," he said. jsonline.com/story/news/poli…