Standing Up For Freedom

Creating a Declaration of Independence involves making a statement effectively against the government, which is where Cliff Pfenning is now.

And, it's where every family in the United States is headed together. 

At 57, he's an Oregonian in North Portland with a wife of 26 years and two adult offspring (a word other than kids).

His background is as a Los Angeles Dodgers fan, Oregon Ducks fan, Blazers and Timbers and Thorns fan, as a sportswriter and photographer, gig driver and warehouse worker at Amazon - through five different Peak seasons.

Politically, he grew up as a Republican, but changed to Democrat while at the University of Oregon in time for the election of 1988.

Creating a revolution is definitely a product of watching endless documentaries leading to America's founding in 1776, and reading about the storyline that has kept the United States of America such a thrilling entity to support.

He knows how to use most Adobe graphics programs, as well as an iron and a printer and fix most basic problems within a house built in 1912.

He has sung the National Anthem numerous times before sporting events.

He has not seen 'Hamilton.'

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Standing up for freedom is a personal thing, but it's not going to work without a group of other persons standing up as well. 

One of the biggest challenges directly ahead is finding people to work together to build this party, and that's where it stands in January 2026.