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Republicans Turning to Citizens Party In Droves

The Republican Party in the 9th District of Washington has been pleasantly surprised by the success of my coalition campaign to attract all parties and my common sense platform to fix the economy, turn America inward from the foreign wilderness and to keep a traditional outlook in political affairs.  They also like the fact that if I became a congressman, that I would not be a puppet of Wall Street, but a representative of Main Street.  They know that I am a true friend of their party, and they want somebody in the General Election that has a real chance of winning, not another Postma or Muri that can only attract intra-party votes and has no real chance of succeeding in the radically redrawn New 9th District, especially with Basler, as the Seattle Times put it, hardly waging a campaign.
 
-- Mark Greene, candidate for Congress, Congressional District 9, Citizens Party

Note:  I just found out that a prominent Ron Paul website has been playing up Adam Smith's Democrat challenger as somebody to support, believe it or not, because of Smith's vote for the indefinite detention aspect of the N.D.A.A.  They referred to that challenge as a "Democratic or Democrat primary," which just goes to show that somebody there doesn't know how Washington's primary system works.  Of course, it's incredible that this ignorance is causing them to back that candidate over me, a former Paul precinct leader in '08, and I'm the one that has been bringing up the "detention proviso" affront to the Bill of Rights more than any other candidate in this election, if not the only one.  It just goes to show that ignorance is not bliss.
 
Next-to-previous post: It's the Voters' Choice!

Last Day to Mail-In Ballots:  Tues., August 5, 2014
  •  in most post office boxes by 12:00 P.M.
  •  at most post offices by 5:00 P.M.
  •  in Elections or Auditor Depts. drop boxes by 8:00 P.M.


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