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Kermit the Frog has emerged from the swamps to make a run for the White House in 2012 on the Green Tea Party ticket. One of the party's top priorities is improve the environment. The Green Tea Party proposes a practical new approach that encourages people to work cooperatively through markets to improve the environment. Kermit has personally experienced the failure of government to protect the environment. He has witnessed the destruction of wetland homes in his neighborhood and the spread of asphalt over swamps where he once hunted bugs. Today, Kermit says no to more government -- no to bureaucracy, red tape, and regulations. He is leading the fight to empower ordinary citizens to improve and protect the environment with property rights and markets. |
 Explore the party's important issues below: Energy Land Management Water Ocean Fisheries Air Quality |
As Kermit says, “It isn't easy being green,” but you can do your
part. Make a tax-deductible contribution to PERC to support this new
vision of environmentalism. For a gift of $25 or more, you will
receive the Green Tea Party
pocket guide explaining the
party's complete platform.
“We need new leadership in the
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