Green Party Open Primaries, An Interesting Opportunity, And Thoughts on the Quality of Productivity in "Quality Jobs"

If wealth is created when something is produced, does disruption of productivity create inflation?

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A few posts back, responding to a resounding void, where there should be a pronounced alternative, to a development paradigm that occludes environmental sustainability, I found myself writing a hypothetical Green Party platform.

In important news today. Green Independent Party opens primary election to all Maine voters, a good move in times ripe for strong third parties to emerge.

Whatever is occluded in an outmoded paradigm is the starting point for a fresh new strategy. The Green Party isn’t new but it’s new here in the Boothbay Region. In 2016 when Andersen Design could no longer use the water of Knickerbocker Lake to mix ceramic casting slip, as we had been doing so since 1958, I read the report from the water department to find it leading with drought as a boon for business. When a business boom is what leads drought news, we need a Green Party.

It is a breath of fresh air that the Green Party is opening up its primaries to all voters.

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