First Person essay by the Party of Commons's chairman, Mark Greene
[revised on 4/29/09]
We have changed our mind about the name of our new blog; we have decided to call it, well, "Sugarfoot."
When I was a very young kid in the early 1960's, running around outside playing in the daytime, and doing some homework and watching cowboy tv shows in the evening, my favorite show was "Sugarfoot." Believe it or not, I can still remember the primary actor's name without looking it up, Will Hutchins. Sugarfoot, which was the moniker for Hutchins's character, was affable, easy-going, and minded his own business until he was forced to be a sometimes gunslinger by the bad guys of the American West. Sugarfoot was nice but tough.
The Party of Commons's new blog, "Sugarfoot," will be the main place for our manifestos, platforms and communication of ideas: idealism in a pragmatic world. Too often in politics, parties compromise their values in order to get ahead, and trample over universal, moral and constitutional values in order to dominate, but an ethical party abides by their values, realizing that accepting our due and nothing more is all that we're entitled to. That was "Sugarfoot," who sometimes had to be a reluctant fighter when he was forced to defend his rights, and that's our kind of hero.
Please, see the Party of Commons's "Sugarfoot" blog by clicking on the title link, above.
[revised on 6/6/09]
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Sugarfoot: http://commonfeet.blogspot.com
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- Commons staff, especially chairman of the Party of Commons, Mark Greene, playwright, paralegal and Marine veteran. Please, e-mail if you would like to contract Mark's playwright or consultant services. Write-in candidate for King County Sheriff, service veteran, and a senator in the Party of Commons Senate; born in USA, 1953. The Party of Commons is the only American party that upholds traditional culture, progressive economics and a non-interventionist foreign policy. A special thanks to the people of Skamania County in Washington State. Skamania County was the strongest supporter of the Party of Commons, on a per capita basis, in the 2008 Top 2 Primary. Honorable mention to the WA counties of Clark, Stevens & Kittitas, which were 2nd, 3rd & 4th, respectively, among Washington's 39 counties, in supporting our party. Look at web page and please send a donation if you can. Blogs of interest: Northern Pacific Report: http://commonsnorth.blogspot.com [Keeping a watch on court and government business] The Political Playwright: http://commonswriteplays.blogspot.com [Plays, poetry & prose by Mark Greene]
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