The Party of Commons is endorsing Michael McGinn for Mayor of Seattle. McGinn has been a long time community activist and environmental activist, including leader of the Sierra Club. He is against the tunnel boondoggle that the people of Seattle voted against. He seems to be a man of the people, which is more than we can say about the other candidates, especially Drago and Mallahan. Maybe, McGinn will actually do something about homelessness in Seattle; something revolutionary, perhaps, like provide homes. "Commons" proposes that the city and county governments works with developers to do just that, or build hotel rooms themselves for a small rental charge. The latter would be cost effective regarding government disbursements, because it would alleviate other associated costs.
[revised on 6/11/09]
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- Commons staff, especially chairman of the Party of Commons, Mark Greene, playwright, paralegal and consultant. Please, e-mail if you would like to contract Mark's consultant services. Candidate for Washington Secretary of State, 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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