Moderate Party’s fusion voting lawsuit gets more high-profile backers
As the New Jersey Moderate Party sues to bring fusion voting to the state, Governor Whitman joins a bipartisan group of supporters.
New political party trying to disrupt Texas politics
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang details the potential of the Forward Party in Texas.
Whitman & Torricelli: Why we need a 3rd political party in New Jersey
Alongside former Democratic US Senator Robert Torricelli, Governor Whitman co-writes a case for a third party in New Jersey.
Andrew Yang, Christine Todd Whitman on ‘The Forward Party’, alliance with ‘Common Sense Party’
Governor Whitman joins Andrew Yang to discuss Forward Party efforts in California.
A centrist third party can win elections in Arizona. This is the key.
Writer Ed Gogek explains the potential path towards electing third party candidates — such as those of the Forward Party — in the key state of Arizona.
Former Gov. Whitman says Dobbs decision changed US Supreme Court; forms new political party
Governor Whitman speaks out against the overturning of Roe v. Wade, calls for support for the Forward Party.
The True Patriots of January 6th
During yesterday’s January 6th committee hearings, we got an inside look at the pressure Trump put on ordinary people and elected officials alike.
New Jersey’s water infrastructure is in bad shape
Governor Whitman co-writes with James J. Florio, her predecessor as the Governor of New Jersey, to call for improved water infrastructure in the state.
SCOTUS Should Allow EPA to Address Climate Pollution
Christie Whitman February 28, 2022 Today the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case challenging EPA’s long-standing authority to address climate pollution from power plants. Two decades ago, in the Whitman case, Justice Scalia wrote for a unanimous Court affirming EPA’s authority under the Clean Air Act to protect the American people from air pollution and rejecting similarly sweeping legal challenges. Justice Scalia held EPA’s authority “fits comfortably within the scope of discretion permitted by our precedent.” [...]
The GOP Goes Over the Cliff
When I wrote my book, It’s My Party Too, in 2005, I indicated that the Republican Party was approaching a cliff. Little did I know how steep the precipice would be or how willingly the party would throw itself over. Today, those who define themselves as Republican leaders have rendered the party unrecognizable from the party of Lincoln, Eisenhower, and Reagan. [...]