At a debate between five third-party candidates in Manhattan, the message was “Unrig the system,” Andrew Marantz writes.
Larry King moderated a Free & Equal debate in 2012, but this time the duties fell to Caitlin Sinclair, of One America News Network; Christina Tobin, the founder of Free & Equal and a longtime activist against the two-party system; and Jason Palmer, an entrepreneur and a long-shot candidate himself. Jill Stein—the Green Party candidate in 2012 and 2016, and the debate’s front-runner—walked out of her greenroom, refreshed, wearing a pantsuit.
“They call us spoilers,” he said, scoffing. “It’s the system that’s spoiled.” The socialists were Claudia De la Cruz, of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and Jasmine Sherman, of the Unicorn Party. “I’m also running for the Green Party nomination, even though everyone acts like she’s got it in the bag,” Sherman said, casting a withering glance in the direction of Stein’s greenroom. “I’m not here to be chummy with the other candidates. I’m here to win.
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