Biography
Mark Greene
Legal Assistant, Natural Born U.S. Citizen, originally from Midwest, Marine Veteran, Statesman & Independent Candidate For U.S. Congress, Age 67.
About Mark
ORIGIN
LEARNING
LEARNING
Named after the 2nd listed Gospel author, a Son of America, Mark's interest in politics began at an early age, as he sent a speech to the White House while in the 5th grade, and received plaudits from one of Lyndon Johnson's aides. Mark spent his formative years in the Midwest. Mark served in the United States Marines from 1972 - 1974 (
Named after the 2nd listed Gospel author, a Son of America, Mark's interest in politics began at an early age, as he sent a speech to the White House while in the 5th grade, and received plaudits from one of Lyndon Johnson's aides. Mark spent his formative years in the Midwest. Mark served in the United States Marines from 1972 - 1974 (active duty), and rose to the rank of Corporal (E-4). As a former candidate for office, Mark won his first political victories in Alaska primaries for the U.S. House of Representatives (2000 & 2002), and has since gained wide political recognition in the Northwest, garnering about 105,000 votes from a single county in Washington in 2019.
LEARNING
LEARNING
LEARNING
Mark's academics includes a degree from a Minnesota college, so now a legal assistant, numerous political articles as displayed on his various blogs, written poetry and plays, and a well-versed statesman who has visited the continents of Asia and Europe, including several countries, such as Slovakia (in 1999) and Russia (in 2002), and th
Mark's academics includes a degree from a Minnesota college, so now a legal assistant, numerous political articles as displayed on his various blogs, written poetry and plays, and a well-versed statesman who has visited the continents of Asia and Europe, including several countries, such as Slovakia (in 1999) and Russia (in 2002), and the ancient cities of Hong Kong (in 1992 & 1993), Athens (in 1997) and Rome (in 2001).
AMERICA
LEARNING
AMERICA
Finally, a candidate that says the obvious: America is for Americans. We help our fellow man, no matter what, when we can, of course, but Mark realizes that countries are formed to empower its own nationals first and foremost. Elected officials, of all people, should realize that, and enact policies that prioritizes its own citizens ah
Finally, a candidate that says the obvious: America is for Americans. We help our fellow man, no matter what, when we can, of course, but Mark realizes that countries are formed to empower its own nationals first and foremost. Elected officials, of all people, should realize that, and enact policies that prioritizes its own citizens ahead of foreigners. That's Nationalism 101.
Unfortunately, too many politicians, very predominate in our state, take the exact opposite of that stand... it's called Globalism. To them, America is not really a nation, since a nation has defined people, but an entity to hand out to anybody that advances their own narrow interests and/or ideology. We need to outvote them if we're going to keep our republic... and nation.
H.S. Yearbooks: 1968-69 to 1971-72
Introduction
Revived Citizens Party chairman, Clifford Mark Greene, went to the same Indiana high school, which began in a new building his freshman year, for all of his four high school years. The new school democratically voted for its nickname, the Cavaliers, that first '68-'69 season. Mark was among those who voted for that name among 3 to 5 options. The links to the yearbooks are further below. The 1972 yearbook from this link appears to be, unfortunately, truncated from the original book for some reason, as seniors with the surname initials O to Z are missing, and possibly some N's as well. The 1972 graduation ceremony pictures, assuming they are in that yearbook, are missing, too.
Mark's class pictures are in all 4 yearbooks; the only other picture of Mark in these yearbooks appears to be the 1969 baseball team group photo. Not 100% sure if Mark is shown in some incidental photo(s) elsewhere in the 4 yearbooks, such as the missing graduation pictures, but he either doesn't believe so or realize it. Regarding the '72 yearbook, Mark never saw it or a replica of it until he discovered this website in circa 2019.
Went to School Library During Lunch Recess Practically Every Single Time in Every Single H.S. Season
Me, no extrovert, associated with a handful of students at best. No sports acclaim or anything, so I pretty much blended in with the school walls. Living about 8 miles away from the rural Indiana school made extra-curricular activities difficult at best, and pretty much non-existent at worst.
The misconceptions about rural American life by some non-rural folks are legion, but these few yearbooks might dispel some of them. To this day, I consider myself lucky to have experienced both the big city and rural life, 11 years the former, and 7 years the latter, during my early, formative years.
-- C. Mark Greene
Yearbook Links: Mark's particular class photo pages are noted in parentheses (BOOK page):
Freshman: 1968 - 1969 (pg. 60) (Also, baseball team photo [pg. 31]. Mark is in 2nd from the top row; third person from the left.)
Sophomore: 1969 - 1970 (pg. 28)
Junior: 1970 -1971 (pg. 83)
Senior: 1971 - 1972 (pg. 78)