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Senatorial Campaign Exploratory Committee

Today, I am starting a U.S. Senator exploratory campaign committee, which will be called the "Revived Citizens Party Senatorial Candidate Exploratory Committee." Washington state deserves a clean slate in regards to most, if not all, of the 12 overall federal Senate & Representative seats that our state has.  The Revived Citizens Party stands for the Common Man's interests and is an American party, not some "Globalist Party" that the major parties seem to have become.  We need to stay out of international conflicts that don't really involve our nation, stop most of the innumerable globalist visas (H1Bs, visa lotteries and so forth), and work to bring environmentalist, industry & labor protectionist and anti-interventionist policies.  We ask you to support this exploratory committee, today.

-- Mark Greene, chairman of the Revived Citizens Party

Related Post:  Turning Inward

[Revised at 6:10 P.M. on 11/6/15.]

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