Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who suffered a major defeat in the presidential election, slammed the Democratic National Committee for running and then removing a recruitment ad to monitor third-party candidates.
“Wow. @TheDemocrats posted, then deleted, a job listing for a ‘3rd Party Project Manager’ to infiltrate our rivals and find ways to get us off the ballot,” Stein wrote on Twitter on Friday. “Is this how they’re ‘saving democracy’?”
Fox News Digital tried to click through to the job listing on LinkedIn, but as of Sunday it was no longer active.
In a screenshot of a job ad for an “Independent and Third Party Project Manager” shared by Stein, the job description states: “Collect field information to aid in overall situation assessment for independent and third party candidates.”
Insiders predict the “strong” Republican would be a big boost as President Trump’s running mate.
These “on the ground” meetings will include reporting to the Democratic National Committee on “progress on ballot access,” “campaign activities, organizational strength, and voter/grassroots enthusiasm,” as well as “identifying and activating state leaders and advocates for our four current and future program priorities.”
Future managers will have to track the campaign activities of third-party candidates such as Stein, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West and “report on their campaign activities.”
FILE: Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein waits to speak during a press conference on Fifth Avenue across from Trump Tower in New York City, December 5, 2016.
Fox News Digital has reached out to the DNC for comment on the job ad and Stein’s tweet.
Stein, a physician and climate change advocate, announced in November that she would seek the Green Party’s nomination for the 2024 presidential election.
Announcing X’s post, Stein denounced the broken party system, describing it as “the two-party state of war and Wall Street.” [that] It is bought and paid for.”
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Stein’s 2016 presidential run was criticized by some Democrats for taking valuable votes away from Hillary Clinton. Stein received 1.07% of the vote in 2016 and 0.36% in 2012.
