"Commons" Name Is Similar to British "House of Commons"

Just in case anybody who reads today's filing of my candidacy gets any false notions about my political ideology because of the e-mail name that I registered with Yahoo, Inc. (PartyofCommons), just remember that "commons" refers to the "Common Man," and secondarily refers to the common bond that we as a nation have, i.e., "e pluribus unum."  In the past, I have heard people, including a few simpletons, speculate that the phrase may be some hidden language or dog whistle for Communism, which is malarkey, of course.   

In the United States, we have many common institutions that are equally for all citizens, and in Federal Way, we have the Commons Mall.   However, the Party of Commons, a.k.a., the Revived Citizens Party, a.k.a., the Common Folk Party, which is in alliance with the Republican Party this year, primarily refers to commoners, or common citizens, and in no way advocates "radical socialism," but we will always defend Social Security, Medicare and most other New Deal or Great Society programs, but that doesn't rule out some restructuring or revising to improve the lot of common folks.

- Mark Greene for Representative (Website) -  U.S.M.C. Veteran

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[Revised on 5/16/18.]

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