Now that I am the male co-chair of the Green Party of Florida, and running for the District 87 seat of the Florida House of Representatives, people ask me, “Why are you doing all this? What moves you to stick your neck out in these perilous, polarized times?”
Author: LeBeau Kpadenou
GPFL Co-Chair Kpadenou Responds to Tampa Bay Times: Clearly a political hit piece!
PALM BEACH, FL, October 3, 2018 — Today the Tampa Bay Times ran a baffling column entitled “Daniel Ruth: For pot-using commission candidate, campaign funds are going up in smoke.”
“Thanks to recently defrocked [sic] public servant Kim O’Connor, this may be the first (and last) time you will ever read anything about the Hillsborough Soil and Water Conservation District.
“And see? You are probably wondering, ‘I didn’t know we had a Hillsborough Soil and Water Conservation District.’ But we do! It’s good to know.”
O’Connor is the Green Party candidate for Hillsborough County Commissioner District 7.
Welcome to our new officers, delegates and spokespersons!
After a successful Annual State Meeting, the Green Party of Florida is proud to announce our new officers, delegates and spokespersons.
Co-Chairs:
Samson LeBeau Kpadenou
Robin Denise Harris
Secretary: Emma Naclerio
Treasurer: Aaron Frost
Communications Secretary: Elijah Manley
Recording Secretary: Chris Cordola
Assistant Treasurer: Rogelio Perez Gonzalez
Delegates to the Green Party US National Council:
(Delegates serve on the National Committee, the final decision-making body of the GPUS)
Elijah Manley
Maggie Gouldin
Henry Lawrence
Alternate Delegates to the Green Party US National Council:
Emma Naclerio
Regelio Perez Gonzalez
John Debus
Observers to the Green Party US National Council:
Steve Newman
Nick Osterman
Spokespersons:
Karen Morian
Robin Harris
Anita Stewart
Steve Showen
PS: Three of our officers are qualified candidates in 2018 elections:
Elijah Manley (manleyforbroward.com)
Robin Denise Harris (Harris4Six.com)
Samson LeBeau Kpadenou (Samson2018.com)
