Washington 2017: The U.S. Political Roleplay Pt. XII OOC

[Alozia]

#Hillary2008

#MarxicratSanders2020

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

#MarxicratSanders2020

MMMMMMMMMMMM GIVE ME THAT MARXISM!!!

My only regret about the Soviet Union was that Lenin and Stalin were atheists. Fellow goyim Trotsky would've made up for it if he hadn't been icepicked in the head.

[Alozia]

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MMMMMMMMMMMM GIVE ME THAT MARXISM!!!

My only regret about the Soviet Union was that Lenin and Stalin were atheists. Fellow goyim Trotsky would've made up for it if he hadn't been icepicked in the head.

Atheism was literally one of the few good things about the Soviet Union. (The other obviously being this lmao.)

EDIT: Even then, Soviet atheism didn't amount to much good. USSR wasn't particularly progressive (aside for the emancipation of women, maybe).

[Uttland]

#Hillary2008

This but unironically. She would’ve been better than Obama.

[Sanabel]

MMMMMMMMMMMM GIVE ME THAT MARXISM!!!

My only regret about the Soviet Union was that Lenin and Stalin were atheists. Fellow goyim Trotsky would've made up for it if he hadn't been icepicked in the head.

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

[Meelducan]

#Hillary2008

This but unironically. She would’ve been better than Obama.

HILLARY IS GOD

[Uttland]

MMMMMMMMMMMM GIVE ME THAT MARXISM!!!

My only regret about the Soviet Union was that Lenin and Stalin were atheists. Fellow goyim Trotsky would've made up for it if he hadn't been icepicked in the head.

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

He is a Labour supporter....

[Alozia]

Any newcomers want to jump on this train before it departs?

The Act to Establish the United States Student Congress.
Nickname: Student Congress Act.

Sponsor: Henry O. Caldwell (D-MA7),
Initial Co-Sponsors: Rep. Nicole T. Smith (D-IL7), Rep. Jared O'Leary (D-IL1),
Secondary Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Gregory "Greg" Morton (R-CA3), Rep. Donald Johnson (D-CA34),
Rep. Amelia Yang (R-OR5), Rep. Theodore Kimbrell (D-VA11), Rep. Jason Samara (D-MA8), Rep. Glen Anderson (R-PA17),
Sen. Zachary Fowler (R-VT), Rep. Eleanor McCroskey (D-NY12), Sen. Joanne Winslow (R-MT), Sen. John Kingston (P-ME),
Rep. Kristen Stevenson (R-MA9), Rep. Melvin Freeman (P-MA1), Rep. Jamie Johnson (D-RI1), Rep. William Brennan (R-CT4),
Edgar Brankers (D-WA), Antonio De Nieto (D-CA12), Sen. Helena Locklear (R-AK), Sen. Alexander Breckenridge (I-MA)
Sen. Ella Enchanted (P-OH), Sen. Diane Lane (R-WI), Rep. James Rhodes (D-MD5)

Overview: The following bill aims to create the United States Student Congress, an organization under the patronage of the United States Congress with a goal of promoting it among the nations youth.

Section I: Definitions

a) Contestant - A student who entered the contest to become selected as the Student-Congressperson.

b) Student-Congressperson/Student-Congressman/Student-Congresswoman - Contestant selected to the Student Congress through a contest outlined in the bill. Also reffered to as "Member". Term Student-Senator can also be used when refering to the Members of the United States Student Senate.

c) Student Congress - United States Student Congress, an entity created by the following act. The Student Congress does not have the powers to create and pass binding legislation, but legislation passed by it may be appropriated for the purposes of an actual bill with an intention of debating and possibly passing such an act.

d) United States House of Student Representatives and United States Student Senate - two chambers of the United States Student Congress, both coresponding to their official counterparts.

e) Student Congress Commission - Also refered to as the Commission, an entity within the United States Student Congress dealing with all matters realted to it.

Section II - Provisions:

1)The Student Congress shall consist of 535 members, each coresponding to the 435 House of Representatives constituencies and 100 Senate seats.

2) In order to be elegible for the entry into the contest one has to be a middle or high school student or of a similar age.

3)In order to be included in the consideration process an eligible person must enter a contest where each contestant has to engage in a social activity (such as organize a debate or awareness campaign on a previously given topic) and write a detailed report outlining the execution of the idea.

4) Contest’s motto as well as three more specific topics in the form of questions with an open interpretation related to that year’s theme (motto) shall be announced on October 1st of the year prior to that of the Students’ Congress’ next sitting and shall be decided by the Secretary of Education after a consultation with the United States House Education Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.

5) Contestants shall have time until January 31st of that Congress’s sitting’s year to submit their full entry. The winners of the contest shall be announced on April 15th of the same year.

6) Best contestants become Student Congressmen/-women for a year-long term starting and ending on May 16 th. Each state shall have equal representation to that in the United States Congress.

7) Two students ranked the highest in their state's respective contest shall have the right to choose which chamber they wish to represent. If the contestant chooses the House the next contestant, not given the right to choose a chamber to represent, shall take a seat in the Senate and vice-versa.

8 ) Houses of the Student Congress shall gather in their respective Chambers once per year on June 1st, the International Children's Day.

9) Two weeks before June 1st of every year a 50-member Commision on Student Congress, consisting of one student per state, with the student coming in first in their state’s respective contest being present at the Commission’s meeting, would meet in Washington, D.C. and work on a bill related to that year's contest's topic/theme resembling it's real life equivalents which would be later debated in the Student Congress.

10) During the first meeting of the Students' Congress the commission would establish a set of rules, which every member would be required to read and sign a statement declaring that they were made aware of them and pledge to follow them. Rules may be amended by the commission in the future if it so wishes.

11) At the beginning of each Session the Students' Congress would elect the Speaker of the House of Student Representatives and President Pro-Tempore of the Student Senate. Speaker of the United States Congress and Vice-President of the United States shall be allowed to partake in the Students’ Congress sessions in an advisory role, if they so wish.

11) The United States Congress shall bear the costs of accomodation and transportation of the members for the purposes of participating in the Student Congress' session.

12) Congress shall contact Non-Governmental Organizations in order to create a series of workshops aimed at expanding the Student Congresspeople's knowledge about the way the U.S. Congress works.

Do Not Remove: 1337

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

MMMMMMMMMMMM GIVE ME THAT MARXISM!!!

My only regret about the Soviet Union was that Lenin and Stalin were atheists. Fellow goyim Trotsky would've made up for it if he hadn't been icepicked in the head.

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

It's satire. I thought the flag would've pointed it out.

EDIT: It's satire of how the right sees the left.

[Uttland]

Any newcomers want to jump on this train before it departs?

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The Act to Establish the United States Student Congress.
Nickname: Student Congress Act.

Sponsor: Henry O. Caldwell (D-MA7),
Initial Co-Sponsors: Rep. Nicole T. Smith (D-IL7), Rep. Jared O'Leary (D-IL1),
Secondary Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Gregory "Greg" Morton (R-CA3), Rep. Donald Johnson (D-CA34),
Rep. Amelia Yang (R-OR5), Rep. Theodore Kimbrell (D-VA11), Rep. Jason Samara (D-MA8), Rep. Glen Anderson (R-PA17),
Sen. Zachary Fowler (R-VT), Rep. Eleanor McCroskey (D-NY12), Sen. Joanne Winslow (R-MT), Sen. John Kingston (P-ME),
Rep. Kristen Stevenson (R-MA9), Rep. Melvin Freeman (P-MA1), Rep. Jamie Johnson (D-RI1), Rep. William Brennan (R-CT4),
Edgar Brankers (D-WA), Antonio De Nieto (D-CA12), Sen. Helena Locklear (R-AK), Sen. Alexander Breckenridge (I-MA)

Overview: The following bill aims to create the United States Student Congress, an organization under the patronage of the United States Congress with a goal of promoting it among the nations youth.

Section I: Definitions

a) Contestant - A student who entered the contest to become selected as the Student-Congressperson.

b) Student-Congressperson/Student-Congressman/Student-Congresswoman - Contestant selected to the Student Congress through a contest outlined in the bill. Also reffered to as "Member". Term Student-Senator can also be used when refering to the Members of the United States Student Senate.

c) Student Congress - United States Student Congress, an entity created by the following act. The Student Congress does not have the powers to create and pass binding legislation, but legislation passed by it may be appropriated for the purposes of an actual bill with an intention of debating and possibly passing such an act.

d) United States House of Student Representatives and United States Student Senate - two chambers of the United States Student Congress, both coresponding to their official counterparts.

e) Student Congress Commission - Also refered to as the Commission, an entity within the United States Student Congress dealing with all matters realted to it.

Section II - Provisions:

1)The Student Congress shall consist of 535 members, each coresponding to the 435 House of Representatives constituencies and 100 Senate seats.

2) In order to be elegible for the entry into the contest one has to be a middle or high school student or of a similar age.

3)In order to be included in the consideration process an eligible person must enter a contest where each contestant has to engage in a social activity (such as organize a debate or awareness campaign on a previously given topic) and write a detailed report outlining the execution of the idea.

4) Contest’s motto as well as three more specific topics in the form of questions with an open interpretation related to that year’s theme (motto) shall be announced on October 1st of the year prior to that of the Students’ Congress’ next sitting and shall be decided by the Secretary of Education after a consultation with the United States House Education Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.

5) Contestants shall have time until January 31st of that Congress’s sitting’s year to submit their full entry. The winners of the contest shall be announced on April 15th of the same year.

6) Best contestants become Student Congressmen/-women for a year-long term starting and ending on May 16 th. Each state shall have equal representation to that in the United States Congress.

7) Two students ranked the highest in their state's respective contest shall have the right to choose which chamber they wish to represent. If the contestant chooses the House the next contestant, not given the right to choose a chamber to represent, shall take a seat in the Senate and vice-versa.

8 ) Houses of the Student Congress shall gather in their respective Chambers once per year on June 1st, the International Children's Day.

9) Two weeks before June 1st of every year a 50-member Commision on Student Congress, consisting of one student per state, with the student coming in first in their state’s respective contest being present at the Commission’s meeting, would meet in Washington, D.C. and work on a bill related to that year's contest's topic/theme resembling it's real life equivalents which would be later debated in the Student Congress.

10) During the first meeting of the Students' Congress the commission would establish a set of rules, which every member would be required to read and sign a statement declaring that they were made aware of them and pledge to follow them. Rules may be amended by the commission in the future if it so wishes.

11) At the beginning of each Session the Students' Congress would elect the Speaker of the House of Student Representatives and President Pro-Tempore of the Student Senate. Speaker of the United States Congress and Vice-President of the United States shall be allowed to partake in the Students’ Congress sessions in an advisory role, if they so wish.

11) The United States Congress shall bear the costs of accomodation and transportation of the members for the purposes of participating in the Student Congress' session.

12) Congress shall contact Non-Governmental Organizations in order to create a series of workshops aimed at expanding the Student Congresspeople's knowledge about the way the U.S. Congress works.

Do Not Remove: 1337

This feels like a feel-good Bill. Add Lane to it, and Rhodes. Really no reason not to

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

He is a Labour supporter....

Only the Lib-Dems are less anti-semitic but alright.

[Alozia]

Any newcomers want to jump on this train before it departs?

(Image)
The Act to Establish the United States Student Congress.
Nickname: Student Congress Act.

Sponsor: Henry O. Caldwell (D-MA7),
Initial Co-Sponsors: Rep. Nicole T. Smith (D-IL7), Rep. Jared O'Leary (D-IL1),
Secondary Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Gregory "Greg" Morton (R-CA3), Rep. Donald Johnson (D-CA34),
Rep. Amelia Yang (R-OR5), Rep. Theodore Kimbrell (D-VA11), Rep. Jason Samara (D-MA8), Rep. Glen Anderson (R-PA17),
Sen. Zachary Fowler (R-VT), Rep. Eleanor McCroskey (D-NY12), Sen. Joanne Winslow (R-MT), Sen. John Kingston (P-ME),
Rep. Kristen Stevenson (R-MA9), Rep. Melvin Freeman (P-MA1), Rep. Jamie Johnson (D-RI1), Rep. William Brennan (R-CT4),
Edgar Brankers (D-WA), Antonio De Nieto (D-CA12), Sen. Helena Locklear (R-AK), Sen. Alexander Breckenridge (I-MA)

Overview: The following bill aims to create the United States Student Congress, an organization under the patronage of the United States Congress with a goal of promoting it among the nations youth.

Section I: Definitions

a) Contestant - A student who entered the contest to become selected as the Student-Congressperson.

b) Student-Congressperson/Student-Congressman/Student-Congresswoman - Contestant selected to the Student Congress through a contest outlined in the bill. Also reffered to as "Member". Term Student-Senator can also be used when refering to the Members of the United States Student Senate.

c) Student Congress - United States Student Congress, an entity created by the following act. The Student Congress does not have the powers to create and pass binding legislation, but legislation passed by it may be appropriated for the purposes of an actual bill with an intention of debating and possibly passing such an act.

d) United States House of Student Representatives and United States Student Senate - two chambers of the United States Student Congress, both coresponding to their official counterparts.

e) Student Congress Commission - Also refered to as the Commission, an entity within the United States Student Congress dealing with all matters realted to it.

Section II - Provisions:

1)The Student Congress shall consist of 535 members, each coresponding to the 435 House of Representatives constituencies and 100 Senate seats.

2) In order to be elegible for the entry into the contest one has to be a middle or high school student or of a similar age.

3)In order to be included in the consideration process an eligible person must enter a contest where each contestant has to engage in a social activity (such as organize a debate or awareness campaign on a previously given topic) and write a detailed report outlining the execution of the idea.

4) Contest’s motto as well as three more specific topics in the form of questions with an open interpretation related to that year’s theme (motto) shall be announced on October 1st of the year prior to that of the Students’ Congress’ next sitting and shall be decided by the Secretary of Education after a consultation with the United States House Education Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.

5) Contestants shall have time until January 31st of that Congress’s sitting’s year to submit their full entry. The winners of the contest shall be announced on April 15th of the same year.

6) Best contestants become Student Congressmen/-women for a year-long term starting and ending on May 16 th. Each state shall have equal representation to that in the United States Congress.

7) Two students ranked the highest in their state's respective contest shall have the right to choose which chamber they wish to represent. If the contestant chooses the House the next contestant, not given the right to choose a chamber to represent, shall take a seat in the Senate and vice-versa.

8 ) Houses of the Student Congress shall gather in their respective Chambers once per year on June 1st, the International Children's Day.

9) Two weeks before June 1st of every year a 50-member Commision on Student Congress, consisting of one student per state, with the student coming in first in their state’s respective contest being present at the Commission’s meeting, would meet in Washington, D.C. and work on a bill related to that year's contest's topic/theme resembling it's real life equivalents which would be later debated in the Student Congress.

10) During the first meeting of the Students' Congress the commission would establish a set of rules, which every member would be required to read and sign a statement declaring that they were made aware of them and pledge to follow them. Rules may be amended by the commission in the future if it so wishes.

11) At the beginning of each Session the Students' Congress would elect the Speaker of the House of Student Representatives and President Pro-Tempore of the Student Senate. Speaker of the United States Congress and Vice-President of the United States shall be allowed to partake in the Students’ Congress sessions in an advisory role, if they so wish.

11) The United States Congress shall bear the costs of accomodation and transportation of the members for the purposes of participating in the Student Congress' session.

12) Congress shall contact Non-Governmental Organizations in order to create a series of workshops aimed at expanding the Student Congresspeople's knowledge about the way the U.S. Congress works.

Do Not Remove: 1337

This is peak bill formating, btw.

HILLARY IS GOD

YOU CAN HAVE GIFS AS YOUR FLAG?!?!?!?!?!?

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

He is a Labour supporter....

[Meelducan]

Any newcomers want to jump on this train before it departs?

(Image)
The Act to Establish the United States Student Congress.
Nickname: Student Congress Act.

Sponsor: Henry O. Caldwell (D-MA7),
Initial Co-Sponsors: Rep. Nicole T. Smith (D-IL7), Rep. Jared O'Leary (D-IL1),
Secondary Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Gregory "Greg" Morton (R-CA3), Rep. Donald Johnson (D-CA34),
Rep. Amelia Yang (R-OR5), Rep. Theodore Kimbrell (D-VA11), Rep. Jason Samara (D-MA8), Rep. Glen Anderson (R-PA17),
Sen. Zachary Fowler (R-VT), Rep. Eleanor McCroskey (D-NY12), Sen. Joanne Winslow (R-MT), Sen. John Kingston (P-ME),
Rep. Kristen Stevenson (R-MA9), Rep. Melvin Freeman (P-MA1), Rep. Jamie Johnson (D-RI1), Rep. William Brennan (R-CT4),
Edgar Brankers (D-WA), Antonio De Nieto (D-CA12), Sen. Helena Locklear (R-AK), Sen. Alexander Breckenridge (I-MA)

Overview: The following bill aims to create the United States Student Congress, an organization under the patronage of the United States Congress with a goal of promoting it among the nations youth.

Section I: Definitions

a) Contestant - A student who entered the contest to become selected as the Student-Congressperson.

b) Student-Congressperson/Student-Congressman/Student-Congresswoman - Contestant selected to the Student Congress through a contest outlined in the bill. Also reffered to as "Member". Term Student-Senator can also be used when refering to the Members of the United States Student Senate.

c) Student Congress - United States Student Congress, an entity created by the following act. The Student Congress does not have the powers to create and pass binding legislation, but legislation passed by it may be appropriated for the purposes of an actual bill with an intention of debating and possibly passing such an act.

d) United States House of Student Representatives and United States Student Senate - two chambers of the United States Student Congress, both coresponding to their official counterparts.

e) Student Congress Commission - Also refered to as the Commission, an entity within the United States Student Congress dealing with all matters realted to it.

Section II - Provisions:

1)The Student Congress shall consist of 535 members, each coresponding to the 435 House of Representatives constituencies and 100 Senate seats.

2) In order to be elegible for the entry into the contest one has to be a middle or high school student or of a similar age.

3)In order to be included in the consideration process an eligible person must enter a contest where each contestant has to engage in a social activity (such as organize a debate or awareness campaign on a previously given topic) and write a detailed report outlining the execution of the idea.

4) Contest’s motto as well as three more specific topics in the form of questions with an open interpretation related to that year’s theme (motto) shall be announced on October 1st of the year prior to that of the Students’ Congress’ next sitting and shall be decided by the Secretary of Education after a consultation with the United States House Education Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.

5) Contestants shall have time until January 31st of that Congress’s sitting’s year to submit their full entry. The winners of the contest shall be announced on April 15th of the same year.

6) Best contestants become Student Congressmen/-women for a year-long term starting and ending on May 16 th. Each state shall have equal representation to that in the United States Congress.

7) Two students ranked the highest in their state's respective contest shall have the right to choose which chamber they wish to represent. If the contestant chooses the House the next contestant, not given the right to choose a chamber to represent, shall take a seat in the Senate and vice-versa.

8 ) Houses of the Student Congress shall gather in their respective Chambers once per year on June 1st, the International Children's Day.

9) Two weeks before June 1st of every year a 50-member Commision on Student Congress, consisting of one student per state, with the student coming in first in their state’s respective contest being present at the Commission’s meeting, would meet in Washington, D.C. and work on a bill related to that year's contest's topic/theme resembling it's real life equivalents which would be later debated in the Student Congress.

10) During the first meeting of the Students' Congress the commission would establish a set of rules, which every member would be required to read and sign a statement declaring that they were made aware of them and pledge to follow them. Rules may be amended by the commission in the future if it so wishes.

11) At the beginning of each Session the Students' Congress would elect the Speaker of the House of Student Representatives and President Pro-Tempore of the Student Senate. Speaker of the United States Congress and Vice-President of the United States shall be allowed to partake in the Students’ Congress sessions in an advisory role, if they so wish.

11) The United States Congress shall bear the costs of accomodation and transportation of the members for the purposes of participating in the Student Congress' session.

12) Congress shall contact Non-Governmental Organizations in order to create a series of workshops aimed at expanding the Student Congresspeople's knowledge about the way the U.S. Congress works.

Do Not Remove: 1337

This is peak bill formating, btw.

HILLARY IS GOD

YOU CAN HAVE GIFS AS YOUR FLAG?!?!?!?!?!?

He is a Labour supporter....

HELL YEAH, BROTHER

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

Any newcomers want to jump on this train before it departs?

(Image)
The Act to Establish the United States Student Congress.
Nickname: Student Congress Act.

Sponsor: Henry O. Caldwell (D-MA7),
Initial Co-Sponsors: Rep. Nicole T. Smith (D-IL7), Rep. Jared O'Leary (D-IL1),
Secondary Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Gregory "Greg" Morton (R-CA3), Rep. Donald Johnson (D-CA34),
Rep. Amelia Yang (R-OR5), Rep. Theodore Kimbrell (D-VA11), Rep. Jason Samara (D-MA8), Rep. Glen Anderson (R-PA17),
Sen. Zachary Fowler (R-VT), Rep. Eleanor McCroskey (D-NY12), Sen. Joanne Winslow (R-MT), Sen. John Kingston (P-ME),
Rep. Kristen Stevenson (R-MA9), Rep. Melvin Freeman (P-MA1), Rep. Jamie Johnson (D-RI1), Rep. William Brennan (R-CT4),
Edgar Brankers (D-WA), Antonio De Nieto (D-CA12), Sen. Helena Locklear (R-AK), Sen. Alexander Breckenridge (I-MA)

Overview: The following bill aims to create the United States Student Congress, an organization under the patronage of the United States Congress with a goal of promoting it among the nations youth.

Section I: Definitions

a) Contestant - A student who entered the contest to become selected as the Student-Congressperson.

b) Student-Congressperson/Student-Congressman/Student-Congresswoman - Contestant selected to the Student Congress through a contest outlined in the bill. Also reffered to as "Member". Term Student-Senator can also be used when refering to the Members of the United States Student Senate.

c) Student Congress - United States Student Congress, an entity created by the following act. The Student Congress does not have the powers to create and pass binding legislation, but legislation passed by it may be appropriated for the purposes of an actual bill with an intention of debating and possibly passing such an act.

d) United States House of Student Representatives and United States Student Senate - two chambers of the United States Student Congress, both coresponding to their official counterparts.

e) Student Congress Commission - Also refered to as the Commission, an entity within the United States Student Congress dealing with all matters realted to it.

Section II - Provisions:

1)The Student Congress shall consist of 535 members, each coresponding to the 435 House of Representatives constituencies and 100 Senate seats.

2) In order to be elegible for the entry into the contest one has to be a middle or high school student or of a similar age.

3)In order to be included in the consideration process an eligible person must enter a contest where each contestant has to engage in a social activity (such as organize a debate or awareness campaign on a previously given topic) and write a detailed report outlining the execution of the idea.

4) Contest’s motto as well as three more specific topics in the form of questions with an open interpretation related to that year’s theme (motto) shall be announced on October 1st of the year prior to that of the Students’ Congress’ next sitting and shall be decided by the Secretary of Education after a consultation with the United States House Education Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.

5) Contestants shall have time until January 31st of that Congress’s sitting’s year to submit their full entry. The winners of the contest shall be announced on April 15th of the same year.

6) Best contestants become Student Congressmen/-women for a year-long term starting and ending on May 16 th. Each state shall have equal representation to that in the United States Congress.

7) Two students ranked the highest in their state's respective contest shall have the right to choose which chamber they wish to represent. If the contestant chooses the House the next contestant, not given the right to choose a chamber to represent, shall take a seat in the Senate and vice-versa.

8 ) Houses of the Student Congress shall gather in their respective Chambers once per year on June 1st, the International Children's Day.

9) Two weeks before June 1st of every year a 50-member Commision on Student Congress, consisting of one student per state, with the student coming in first in their state’s respective contest being present at the Commission’s meeting, would meet in Washington, D.C. and work on a bill related to that year's contest's topic/theme resembling it's real life equivalents which would be later debated in the Student Congress.

10) During the first meeting of the Students' Congress the commission would establish a set of rules, which every member would be required to read and sign a statement declaring that they were made aware of them and pledge to follow them. Rules may be amended by the commission in the future if it so wishes.

11) At the beginning of each Session the Students' Congress would elect the Speaker of the House of Student Representatives and President Pro-Tempore of the Student Senate. Speaker of the United States Congress and Vice-President of the United States shall be allowed to partake in the Students’ Congress sessions in an advisory role, if they so wish.

11) The United States Congress shall bear the costs of accomodation and transportation of the members for the purposes of participating in the Student Congress' session.

12) Congress shall contact Non-Governmental Organizations in order to create a series of workshops aimed at expanding the Student Congresspeople's knowledge about the way the U.S. Congress works.

Do Not Remove: 1337

Taylor would sign if he didn't resign.

[Alozia]

[Uttland]

He is a Labour supporter....

Only the Lib-Dems are less anti-semitic but alright.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisem ... bour_Party

Literally a Wikipedia article on this but okay

Resignations, ejections, investigations, etc.

[Bruke]

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She’s clearly everyone’s abuela.

[Alozia]

Only the Lib-Dems are less anti-semitic but alright.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisem ... bour_Party

Literally a Wikipedia article on this but okay

Resignations, ejections, investigations, etc.

*clears throat*

YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE HAS A WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE ON IT?????? HMMMM?????

[Alozia]

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She’s clearly everyone’s abuela.

Not true.

She's my babcia.

[Uttland]

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2016 was a purer, cringier time

[Sanabel]

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

It's satire. I thought the flag would've pointed it out.

EDIT: It's satire of how the right sees the left.

I was making a reference.

I am not on the right so I also have no idea how they see the faux left

[Uttland]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisem ... bour_Party

Literally a Wikipedia article on this but okay

Resignations, ejections, investigations, etc.

*clears throat*

YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE HAS A WIKIPEDIA ARTICLE ON IT?????? HMMMM?????

The Tories do, but doesn’t change or refute the existence in within the Labour Party

[Greater Arab State]

He is a Labour supporter....

Only the Lib-Dems are less anti-semitic but alright.

The Labour Party has within it Jeramy Corbyn, someone who lay a wreath at the graves of the terrorists who committed the attack on the 1972 summer olympics, a attack aimed at the Israeli members particularly, something which would show extreme anti-Semitism. Furthermore, the Labour Party also has such people as John McDonnell, who is in favour of organisations such as Hamas and was inspired by Ken Livingstone, also a virulent anti-Semite.

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

It's satire. I thought the flag would've pointed it out.

EDIT: It's satire of how the right sees the left.

I was making a reference.

I am not on the right so I also have no idea how they see the faux left

Ahh, ok. To figure out how they see the faux left, you should probably just go on r/TheRightCantMeme or r/ForwardsfromKlandma.

It's sickening.

[Uttland]

Cool it with the anti Semitic remarks

It's satire. I thought the flag would've pointed it out.

EDIT: It's satire of how the right sees the left.

I would assume you refer to the fringe to far-right (alt-right really out there and old paleocons, and Trump Republicans)?