She had a special disdain for would-be allies who coveted power over ideals.

When hawkish, and this has been circulating around the internet a lot, Lieberman was running for president in 2003, the Democratic nomination, and she led a caravan of activists to protest outside his event.

She says he's ashamed to Democrats. I don't even know why he's running. He seems to get, he seems to want to get Republicans voting for him.

What kind of strategy is that? Huh. What kind of strategy is that? So in 2002, she runs her state legislature and she's in between, she's,

you know, I guess this is sort of, um, well, she's running as an independent, right?

So she's, I guess, still affiliated with the Greens, but thinks her odds are better or for

whatever reason runs as an independent.

And the Democratic establishment, the local party, uh, thinks her odds are better or for whatever reason runs as an independent and the democratic

establishment the local party uh tars her as too extreme for central phoenix um but she says

she's sort of developing her skills here and um becomes kind of the mediator and and organizational head hot show of like the anti-war movement

in Phoenix at the time.

They have a big argument over the name.

Some people think it should be A.A.J.P.

Because the justice has to come before the peace, interestingly.

Very important stuff to bring up at the meeting, I'm sure.

Yeah.

But they did have cinema utilize her skills as a social worker to mediate conflict between most of the peace movement, especially like Quakers and

libertists, excuse me, anarchists who wanted to use more hardcore, violent methods.

So she's able to broker a truce.

First, please put on your mediating galoshes and come to break up this fight between Raybeam and Tim Armstrong from Rancid.

Yeah, this is where Starhawk comes in.

They applaud cinema for being able to come in and settle it.

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