Land of The Free: American Political Roleplay (OOC V)

[Sanabel]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Sanabale
Character Name: Douglas “Doug” Omar Tremblay
Character Gender: Male
Character Age: 62
Character Height: 6’1”
Character Weight: 180 lbs
Character Position/Role/Job: Prospective candidate for United States Senate (Present), President of the Maine Public Broadcasting Corporation (2014-Present), Mayor of Lewiston (2003-2013), Member of the Lewiston City Council for the 7th Ward (1993-1995, 1997-2001), Unsuccessful candidate for Mayor of Lewiston (1995), Co-host of the public radio program Maine Calling (1986-1993), Host of the children’s’ public television program Andy Acadia (1981-1986)
Appearance:
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Character State of Origin: Maine
Character State of Residence: Maine
Character Party Affiliation: Democratic (2014-), progressive Independent (1976-2014)
Main Strengths:
Main Weaknesses:
Biography: (Minimum 2-3 paragraphs)
Other Info:

I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: (Your Nation's Name Here)

Do Not Remove: 84721

Why you gotta punch Eliza in that Lewiston gut? Also, a Democratic Primary with two progressives (if Levan also applies a character for that primary) now that could be fun

I didn’t realize anyone else was considering a run in Maine!

[New Cobastheia]

Why you gotta punch Eliza in that Lewiston gut? Also, a Democratic Primary with two progressives (if Levan also applies a character for that primary) now that could be fun

I didn’t realize anyone else was considering a run in Maine!

Oh, well in that case Eliza announced like right before you came back, and she announced in Lewiston

Levan made a WIP app but I don't know if they've updated it or not

[New Cobastheia]

^^^

The only thing that's more cringe is becoming the Democratic Nominee after a contested convention that would very likely require you to get support from all of the candidate's delegates and then picking one of those former candidates as your VP pick

It's so much cringe that riots would break out

If Dayton is the one with the most delegates and isn't put on the ticket after a brokered convention, do you imagine everyone will be clapping and cheering?

No, I'm imagining Deihl needing to get Levi delegates on his side and then picking Dayton for his VP, violence will brake out on the convention floor if that happens and that's not even mentioning all the Levi voters who might as well just skip out on the election in November

[Lavan Tiri]

I didn’t realize anyone else was considering a run in Maine!

Oh, well in that case Eliza announced like right before you came back, and she announced in Lewiston

Levan made a WIP app but I don't know if they've updated it or not

They've been working on it while also doing finals and having to pick up lots of shifts at the fucking coffee shop bc some dumb bitches gave each other covid.

[Titanne]

now where to start getting back into things...

[Lavan Tiri]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Lavan Tiri

Character Name: Alexander Lawrence "Alec" Matthews

Character Gender: Male

Character Age: 60--born July 4th, 1959

Character Height: 6'4

Character Weight: 190 pounds

Character Position/Role/Job:
- Representative for Maine's 1st Congressional District (since 2008)
- President of IAFF Local 740 (2005-2008)
- Portland Fire Department Firefighter (1993-2005)
- United States Marine Corps Infantry (1977-1993)

Appearance: Nicolas Cage

Character State of Origin: Maine

Character State of Residence: Maine

Character Party Affiliation:
- Republican (1977-2000)
- Independent (2000-2003)
- Democratic (since 2003)

Main Strengths:
- Blue-collar background and union work, plus military service
- Masculine image and personality appeals to Republicans and conservative independents
- Strong progressive policies, especially economically, endear him to blue-collar workers and the Baginski-Murphy wing of the party
- Safe Democratic district
- Has never taken money from Super PACs or fundraising organizations, instead running a grassroots campaign funded by individual contributions.

Main Weaknesses:
- Linked with the more wealthy, urban 1st District, which could hurt his popularity in rural or less wealthy areas.
- Evolving social views and political positions can be used to paint him as a flip-flopper
- Friction with the younger, diverse progressive wing of the party, due to being an old white guy and some of his views
- Tendency to be blunt, crass, and rude.
- Friction with anti-gun Democrats
- His tendency to buck the party and vote his conscience no matter what hasn't made him the most popular with leadership at times.
- Was a Republican for most of his life
- Multiple divorces.

Biography: Matthews was born in Bangor, Maine, on Independence Day in 1959, to Edward Alexander Matthews, (1930-1962) a Korean War veteran and police officer, and his second wife, Jeanne Charlotte Matthews, nee Lewis (1937-present) a homemaker. Alec was the 6th of 8 children Edward had with a total of 3 women--he had been married to Laurie Schrader from 1950-1952 and had two daughters, Andrea Ruth (1950-2016) and Gillian Roberta (1951-present), before Laurie died in a car crash in 1952 while pregnant with their third child. In 1955, Edward married Jeanne in a shotgun wedding, and between 1955 and 1960 they had five children: Edward Alexander Matthews, jr. (1955-1997); Paul Richard Matthews (1957-2009), Isabelle Marie Matthews (1957-present), Alec (1959-present), and Sean Thomas Matthews (1960-present).

Life in the Matthews household was turbulent--Edward was stricken with PTSD from his military service, and took it out in physically, emotionally, and verbally violent ways on his wife and children, often beating them and on occasion neglecting to feed the children. Jeanne had to rely on the kindness of neighbors and friends to get by many times, and would frequently take the children to her parents' home to get them away from Edward. Alec has few memories of his father, however, since Edward died when he was 3--while Jeanne was at her parents' with the children, he shot himself in the head. His body was found two days later when the family returned home.

Jeanne, as a single widow with 7 children to raise, took up a job working at the courthouse as a stenographer. She held that job from 1962 until her retirement in 2007 at age 70. In 1966, she married Andrew Black (1932-2017), a science teacher at Bangor High School. Black has been the only father Alec has known for his entire life--a kinder, gentler man than Edward Matthews, to be sure.

Alec was an entirely average student in high school, but a highly-skilled and regarded football player. When he graduated in 1977, he was courted by several colleges with athletic scholarships, but he'd decided to enlist in the Marine Corps, in order to get out of Maine and see some of the world.

Alec left basic training as a Lance Corporal, and was assigned to the Fox Company of the 2nd Battalion, 24th Marines, based out of Milwaukee. He was noted for his natural command skills and

Other Info:

I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: (Your Nation's Name Here)

Do Not Remove:

This is my app for Matthews so far.

[New Cobastheia]

@Jovi, is Hidalgo a Progressive/On the Left of the Party

[Louisianan]

now where to start getting back into things...

Ooh, would you like to talk to Linda! She needs all the help she can get at the moment.

[Sanabel]

I didn’t realize anyone else was considering a run in Maine!

Oh, well in that case Eliza announced like right before you came back, and she announced in Lewiston

Levan made a WIP app but I don't know if they've updated it or not

Who is Levan?

[Louisianan]

Oh, well in that case Eliza announced like right before you came back, and she announced in Lewiston

Levan made a WIP app but I don't know if they've updated it or not

Who is Levan?

Lavan Tiri

[Lavan Tiri]

Oh, well in that case Eliza announced like right before you came back, and she announced in Lewiston

Levan made a WIP app but I don't know if they've updated it or not

Who is Levan?

C'est moi, Cob has mystery problems with my username

[Titanne]

now where to start getting back into things...

Ooh, would you like to talk to Linda! She needs all the help she can get at the moment.

is she a progressive, and if so what type

[Louisianan]

What is on the houses docket again? I assume the docket on the front page is incorrect.

[Sanabel]

Well, if Maine becomes over-saturated I can move Tremblay to a different state

[Louisianan]

Ooh, would you like to talk to Linda! She needs all the help she can get at the moment.

is she a progressive, and if so what type

She is a texan, she is good with minorities, she is a friend of the LGBTQ Community, she is a positive and happy person all around, she's vowed not to attack any particular politician for personal gain.

[New Cobastheia]

Oh, well in that case Eliza announced like right before you came back, and she announced in Lewiston

Levan made a WIP app but I don't know if they've updated it or not

Who is Levan?

Who is Levan?

C'est moi, Cob has mystery problems with my username

This is Levan, who's name I only get right less than half of the time

Characters include Rep. Jason Levander, a tall glass of water whose Nez's best Republican friend in the House; Senator Dunbar, a Senator from Kansas with Bipolar Disorder; and Form. Gov. Russell Long, because Velohor gave Long away because Law School

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: me
Character Name: Harold Baines
Character Gender: Male
Character Age: 65
Character Height: 5’9”
Character Weight: 172 lbs
Character Position/Role/Job:

Market Research Analyst (1979-1983)
Economics Professor at Arkansas State University (1984-1989)
Economic Advisor to Governor Clifford (1989-1992)
Member of Clifford Fundraising Committee (1992)
(Representative for Arkansas 1st Congressional District (1995-2009)
United States Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs (2008-2015)
Mayor of Houston (2016-Present)
Potential Democratic Candidate for Senate (2020)

Appearance:

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Character State of Origin: Arkansas
Character State of Residence: Texas
Character Party Affiliation: Democratic

Main Strengths: Extremely strong connections to Democratic Establishment, extremely intelligent, wealthy donors like Everytown for Gun Safety and NARAL, savvy on economic issues

Main Weaknesses: Past of anti-LGBT rhetoric, viewed by some as “out of touch”, reputation as a carpet bagger, horrible relationship with Progressives as he views them as “spoilers” and selfish if they holdback their vote for Democrat, also privately hates Conservative and Evangelical voters who he sees as stupid and holding back progress

Biography: Harold William Baines was born in Little Rock, Arkansas in April of 1955. He spent most of his childhood life around money, seeing as his father a baker and his mother a school teacher. At only two years old he already had politics shoved into his life as his mother witnessed the National Guard escorting two African-American children to her school after Brown V. Board of Education.

After High School Harold attended college in Texas on a soccer scholarship, getting his BS in Economics from Texas A&M. While there he met his future wife Julia Vargos from Mexico. He started to love Texas and always joked with his parents he’d live there one day.

As he was graduating from college Harold witnessed Richard Nixon announce before the nation that he would resign from office. In response to this Harold registered himself as a Democrat, although he didn’t really know the difference. In 1977 he returned to schooling to receive his MA from Columbia University in New York. He finally returned home to Arkansas to take a job in Fayetteville as a Market Research Analyst.

In 1984 he became a professor at Arkansas State University teaching economics to younger students. He never really felt that satisfied though in his work. In 1988 he was devastated as Democrats lost their third Presidential election in a row in a landslide. He agreed with the idea that the party needed to moderate to appeal to voters again as opposed to running diehard liberals. He applied to get involved in assisting the current Governor of Arkansas, who also happened to be the next President of the United States.

In 1992 Harold was brought on to work with fundraising for the Clifford campaign. He helped work on getting TV ads up during the New Hampshire primary. After Clifford was successfully elected President Harold was convinced by other campaign members to run for office himself. He returned home to Arkansas and was elected to its 1st Congressional District in 1994 despite the GOP landslide that year.

He governed as a New Democrat similar to President Clifford himself. He voted in favor of the Defense of Marriage Act, a decision that still haunts him to this day. He also voted in favor of legislation such as the Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 (although he opposes the new Iran version) and supported intervention in Yugoslavia.

In 1998 he voting against impeaching President Clifford as he felt personal life wasn’t grounds to remove the President from office. In 2000 he was deeply disappointed by the Supreme Court’s decision to give the election to President Burke instead of Not-Gore. However the feelings were quickly replaced as he turned his attention to foreign affairs post 9/11. He voted in favor of invasions of both Afghanistan and Iraq, the latter he would later regret. He also voted in favor of the AWB renewal and voted against raising the debt ceiling.

In 2007 he endorse Diane Clifford for POTUS and supported her all the way until she dropped out, then turning his support to future President Baharia. After Baharia taking office Harold was tapped to serve as Under Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs underneath not-Gary Locke. It was during this time that Harold changed his residence from Arkansas to Texas, seeing as Arkansas had essentially become ruby red.

During his time in cabinet Baines worked with banks and other organizations to help pull America out of the Great Recession. He supported the bailouts of banks all through the recession. He also supported the creation of the Trans Pacific Partnership, helping to draft it right before he left the cabinet.

In 2015 he left the Baharia cabinet and decided to run for Mayor of Houston, America’s fourth largest city. He easily defeated his GOP opponent and took office early 2016. During his time as mayor he has overseen the response to Hurricane Harvey, as well as passing sweeping gun laws in the aftermath of Sutherland Springs. He has become an outspoken supporter of gun control after El Paso. He supported not-Beto in the 2018 Senate election and Suraj Shah in the 2019 Special. He has strongly contemplated running in the 2020 race to fill the seat being vacated by Howard Frankston.



Other Info: He is a Centrist New Democrat, Married with no children, hopes for Miguel Velez to win nomination for President, views Dayton and Murphy as too progressive.

Supported for POTUS:
-Jimmy Carter 1976
-Jimmy Carter 1980
-Gary Hart and then Mondale 1984
-Gore and then Dukakis 1988
-Clifford 1992
-Clifford 1996
-Not-Gore 2000
-Not-Gephardt then Not-Kerry 2004
-Diane Clifford and than Baharia 2008
-Baharia 2012
-Clifford 2016
-Likely Miguel Velez 2020

Domestic Issues:
Abortion-Pro Choice all the way. Full abortion rights til birth

Gun Control-Ban and buyback assault rifles, background checks, red flag laws, no public carry. F rating from NRA

LGBT Rights-In favor in all cases, although he has a dark past of voting for the Defense of Marriage Act

Healthcare-Doesn't support universal healthcare, is in favor of the ACA with a public option

Climate-Not in favor of Green New Deal but in favor of returning to Paris Agreement and moving towards green energy

UBI-Not in favor

Taxes-Is okay with some taxes to assist social programs, doesn't support taxing the rich.

Trade: Supports free trade, in favor of the TPP and NAFTA

Foreign Policy: Supports re-entering the JCPOA, in favor of withdrawal from Yemen, dislikes Russia strongly, supported Baharia's "Red Line" in Syria, believes in negotiating with Maduro

I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: no u

Do Not Remove: 84721

You may want to moderate the stance on abortion if you want to win in Texas.

Furthermore, I am not entirely sure what enabled him to proceed to the transition to Texas. Municipal elections tend to be very unfriendly in TX, maybe during the Clifford campaign he settled in TX and just set up shot there ever since doing a variety of community work pro-bono?

Other than that I see no glaring issues, once those 2 issues are fixed a 2nd review may proceed

[New Cobastheia]

What is on the houses docket again? I assume the docket on the front page is incorrect.

Give me a sec, I'll post a new docket once the vote on the Reapportionment Act is finished being voted on

[Lavan Tiri]

Well, if Maine becomes over-saturated I can move Tremblay to a different state

Noooo let's fight it out.

Also: my thoughts on Dayton/Moore vs Richardson/Dunn

https://www.270towin.com/maps/XAGQe

Who is Levan?

C'est moi, Cob has mystery problems with my username

This is Levan, who's name I only get right less than half of the time

Characters include Rep. Jason Levander, a tall glass of water whose Nez's best Republican friend in the House; Senator Dunbar, a Senator from Kansas with Bipolar Disorder; and Form. Gov. Russell Long, because Velohor gave Long away because Law School

Levander.

[New Cobastheia]

Congressional Business

House Docket

• Fair House Apportionments Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12) [ON HOLD, DON'T DEBATE]
• Restoring Integrity to our Judicial Detainment System Act - Representative Emily Davenport (D-CA-34)
• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - Representative Brett Thomas (D-NC-4)
• Aung San Suu Kyi Congressional Gold Medal Revocation Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12)
• The Rohingya Act - Representative John Atang (D-NY-3)
• The Constitutional Access to Necessary Defense Options Reciprocity Act - Representative Diane Paulson (R-ME-2)
• Academic Freedom and Thought Act - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4)
• Iran Liberation Act of 2019 - Representative Earl Tenson (R-MT-At Large), Representative Matt Walker (R-WA-4), Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO), & Representative Thomas Volker (R-MO-8)
• Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution of the United States to Forbid the Desecration of the Flag of the United States of America - Representative Katherine Edwards (R-GA-3)
• The Act Prohibit the Usage of the Victim's Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity as Justification for Crime - Representative Julia Piotrowska (D-IL-5)
• Secure American Jobs Through Extending the Credit for Production of Refined Coal Act - Representative Stanton Stonewell (R-PA-9)
• The Savings Act of 2020 - Representative Thomas Volker (R-MO-8)
• Punishing Acts of Domestic Terrorism Act - Senator Richard Slater (R-AR) {PASSED SENATE}
• Democracy in Hong Kong Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA) {AMENDED} {PASSED SENATE}

Senate Docket

• The Student Investment and Deferral Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA) [TABLED]
• The Off Fossil Fuels Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA) [SENT TO COMMITTEE]
• The Green Corps for America Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Green New Deal Resolution - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• The American Opportunity Act - Senator Ben Little (D-MD)
• Federal Jobs Guarantee Development Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Heartbeat Protection Act of 2019 - Senator Luke Hawthorne (R-OH)
• Corporate Freeloader Fee Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• United States National Health Program Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Universal Prekindergarten and Early Childcare Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• The American Israeli Alliance Defense Act - Senator Greg Kost (R-FL)
• Recovery of Remains Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO) [SENT TO COMMITTEE]
• Reparations for Historical Injustice Act - Senator Benjamin Little (D-MD)
• Raise American Incomes to Survive and Expand Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• Penalty Enhancement Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Defense of Fetal Life Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Protecting American Privacy Act - Senators Frank Doyle (D-OR) & Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• A Bill To Establish Election Day as a Federal Holiday - Senator Greg Kost (R-FL) {VETOED}
• Insulating the Data of Everyday Americans Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Gun Violence Prevention Act of 2019 - Representative Malcolm Douglas (D-NJ-9) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Stop Chinese and Russian Imperialism Act - Senator Everitt Colbert (R-UT)
• A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran that have not been authorized by Congress - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ) & Representative John Atang (D-NY-3)
• Yusef Hawkins Act - Representative John Atang (D-NY-3) and Senator Augusta Merriam (R-NH) {PASSED HOUSE}
• An Act to Direct the Removal of Seductive Chinese Communist Party Influences Subversively Infiltrating the Educational Systems and Research Institutions of the United States of America - Representative Kevin Villalobos (R-FL-4) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Living Wage Act - Senator Levi Murphy (D-MN)
• Sullivan-Tenson Space Force Act of 2019 - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Alaska Remote Generator Act of 2019 - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Combating Online Predators and Scams Act - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Protecting Appalachian Communities Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Hong Kong Immigration Act of 2019 - Senator Sean Kelly (D-RI)
• The Startup Act of 2019 - Senator James Moore (D-MI)
• An Act to Prevent Negative Health Effects of Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Until the Effects on Appalachian Communities are Studied - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Equal Access to Women's Healthcare Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Protecting the Republic from Objectionable Technological Espionage and Communist Tampering Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Saving America from Electromagnetic Pulses Act - Senator Everitt Colbert (R-UT)
• Iran Sanctions Act of 2019 - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {PASSED HOUSE} [AT DEBATE]
• No More Silence Act - Represenative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Family Farm Defense Act of 2019 - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Automatic Voter Registration Act of 2019 - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}
• The End BDS Act - Senator Richard Slater (R-AR) & Representative Chip Renfus (R-MS-4)
• The Reapportionment Act of 2019 - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}

Pending Senate Confirmations

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President's Desk

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Enacted Legislation

Signed into law by President Arnold Wolf (R-ME)

• Protecting American Diplomats Act - Senator Frank Doyle (D-OR) {AMENDED}
• Democracy and Openness for Venezuela Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12)
• The Camera Grant Act of 2019 - Senator James Moore (D-MI)
• An Act to Provide Service Dogs to Veterans with Mental Illness - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {ENACTED WITHOUT SIGNATURE}

Signed into law by President Richard Tawney (R-TN)

• Relief Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA) and Representative Jason Evander (R-SD-At Large) {AMENDED}
• Murder Sentencing Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)

Simple Resolutions passed by the House

• A Simple Resolution to Admit and Seat a Delegate from the Cherokee Nation - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) and Representative Jay Joseph Dietrich (R-AK-At Large)

Federal Officers Confirmed

Nominated by President Arnold Wolf (R-ME)

• George M. Berentsen (I-IL) as Secretary of Defense

Nominated by President Richard Tawney (R-TN)

[Lavan Tiri]

https://www.270towin.com/maps/EWGyv

Dayton vs Richardson, I put Minnesota in the toss up pile. I think this election is one that's fought in the suburbs, and a vast amount of Minnesota's population lives in the suburbs of the Twin Cities. It's definitely a Lean D state but I think Nate could make a good play for it.

[Sanabel]

Well, if Maine becomes over-saturated I can move Tremblay to a different state

Noooo let's fight it out.

Also: my thoughts on Dayton/Moore vs Richardson/Dunn

https://www.270towin.com/maps/XAGQe

This is Levan, who's name I only get right less than half of the time

Characters include Rep. Jason Levander, a tall glass of water whose Nez's best Republican friend in the House; Senator Dunbar, a Senator from Kansas with Bipolar Disorder; and Form. Gov. Russell Long, because Velohor gave Long away because Law School

Levander.

Sure, we can fight it out.

[Louisianan]

Congressional Business

House Docket

• Fair House Apportionments Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12) [ON HOLD, DON'T DEBATE]
• Restoring Integrity to our Judicial Detainment System Act - Representative Emily Davenport (D-CA-34)
• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - Representative Brett Thomas (D-NC-4)
• Aung San Suu Kyi Congressional Gold Medal Revocation Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12)
• The Rohingya Act - Representative John Atang (D-NY-3)
• The Constitutional Access to Necessary Defense Options Reciprocity Act - Representative Diane Paulson (R-ME-2)
• Academic Freedom and Thought Act - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4)
• Iran Liberation Act of 2019 - Representative Earl Tenson (R-MT-At Large)
• Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution of the United States to Forbid the Desecration of the Flag of the United States of America - Representative Katherine Edwards (R-GA-3)
• The Act Prohibit the Usage of the Victim's Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity as Justification for Crime - Representative Julia Piotrowska (D-IL-5)
• Secure American Jobs Through Extending the Credit for Production of Refined Coal Act - Representative Stanton Stonewell (R-PA-9)
• The Savings Act of 2020 - Representative Thomas Volker (R-MO-8)
• Punishing Acts of Domestic Terrorism Act - Senator Richard Slater (R-AR) {PASSED SENATE}
• Democracy in Hong Kong Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA) {AMENDED} {PASSED SENATE}

Senate Docket

• The Student Investment and Deferral Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA) [TABLED]
• The Off Fossil Fuels Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA) [SENT TO COMMITTEE]
• The Green Corps for America Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Green New Deal Resolution - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• The American Opportunity Act - Senator Ben Little (D-MD)
• Federal Jobs Guarantee Development Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Heartbeat Protection Act of 2019 - Senator Luke Hawthorne (R-OH)
• Corporate Freeloader Fee Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• United States National Health Program Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Universal Prekindergarten and Early Childcare Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• The American Israeli Alliance Defense Act - Senator Greg Kost (R-FL)
• Recovery of Remains Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO) [SENT TO COMMITTEE]
• Reparations for Historical Injustice Act - Senator Benjamin Little (D-MD)
• Raise American Incomes to Survive and Expand Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• Penalty Enhancement Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Defense of Fetal Life Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Protecting American Privacy Act - Senators Frank Doyle (D-OR) & Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• A Bill To Establish Election Day as a Federal Holiday - Senator Greg Kost (R-FL) {VETOED}
• Insulating the Data of Everyday Americans Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Gun Violence Prevention Act of 2019 - Representative Malcolm Douglas (D-NJ-9) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Stop Chinese and Russian Imperialism Act - Senator Everitt Colbert (R-UT)
• A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran that have not been authorized by Congress - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ) & Representative John Atang (D-NY-3)
• Yusef Hawkins Act - Representative John Atang (D-NY-3) and Senator Augusta Merriam (R-NH) {PASSED HOUSE}
• An Act to Direct the Removal of Seductive Chinese Communist Party Influences Subversively Infiltrating the Educational Systems and Research Institutions of the United States of America - Representative Kevin Villalobos (R-FL-4) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Living Wage Act - Senator Levi Murphy (D-MN)
• Sullivan-Tenson Space Force Act of 2019 - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Alaska Remote Generator Act of 2019 - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Combating Online Predators and Scams Act - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Protecting Appalachian Communities Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Hong Kong Immigration Act of 2019 - Senator Sean Kelly (D-RI)
• The Startup Act of 2019 - Senator James Moore (D-MI)
• An Act to Prevent Negative Health Effects of Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Until the Effects on Appalachian Communities are Studied - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Equal Access to Women's Healthcare Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Protecting the Republic from Objectionable Technological Espionage and Communist Tampering Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Saving America from Electromagnetic Pulses Act - Senator Everitt Colbert (R-UT)
• Iran Sanctions Act of 2019 - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {PASSED HOUSE} [AT DEBATE]
• No More Silence Act - Represenative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Family Farm Defense Act of 2019 - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Automatic Voter Registration Act of 2019 - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}
• The End BDS Act - Senator Richard Slater (R-AR) & Representative Chip Renfus (R-MS-4)
• The Reapportionment Act of 2019 - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}

Pending Senate Confirmations

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President's Desk

• [EMPTY]

Enacted Legislation

Signed into law by President Arnold Wolf (R-ME)

• Protecting American Diplomats Act - Senator Frank Doyle (D-OR) {AMENDED}
• Democracy and Openness for Venezuela Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12)
• The Camera Grant Act of 2019 - Senator James Moore (D-MI)
• An Act to Provide Service Dogs to Veterans with Mental Illness - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {ENACTED WITHOUT SIGNATURE}

Signed into law by President Richard Tawney (R-TN)

• Relief Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA) and Representative Jason Evander (R-SD-At Large) {AMENDED}
• Murder Sentencing Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)

Simple Resolutions passed by the House

• A Simple Resolution to Admit and Seat a Delegate from the Cherokee Nation - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) and Representative Jay Joseph Dietrich (R-AK-At Large)

Federal Officers Confirmed

Nominated by President Arnold Wolf (R-ME)

• George M. Berentsen (I-IL) as Secretary of Defense

Nominated by President Richard Tawney (R-TN)

Hmm, Linda wouldn't be able to introduce any of these could she?

[Lavan Tiri]

Noooo let's fight it out.

Also: my thoughts on Dayton/Moore vs Richardson/Dunn

https://www.270towin.com/maps/XAGQe



Levander.

Sure, we can fight it out.

Hell yeah.

"I like Medicare for All!"

"I LIKE IT MORE!"

[New Cobastheia]

Congressional Business

House Docket

• Fair House Apportionments Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12) [ON HOLD, DON'T DEBATE]
• Restoring Integrity to our Judicial Detainment System Act - Representative Emily Davenport (D-CA-34)
• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act - Representative Brett Thomas (D-NC-4)
• Aung San Suu Kyi Congressional Gold Medal Revocation Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12)
• The Rohingya Act - Representative John Atang (D-NY-3)
• The Constitutional Access to Necessary Defense Options Reciprocity Act - Representative Diane Paulson (R-ME-2)
• Academic Freedom and Thought Act - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4)
• Iran Liberation Act of 2019 - Representative Earl Tenson (R-MT-At Large)
• Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution of the United States to Forbid the Desecration of the Flag of the United States of America - Representative Katherine Edwards (R-GA-3)
• The Act Prohibit the Usage of the Victim's Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity as Justification for Crime - Representative Julia Piotrowska (D-IL-5)
• Secure American Jobs Through Extending the Credit for Production of Refined Coal Act - Representative Stanton Stonewell (R-PA-9)
• The Savings Act of 2020 - Representative Thomas Volker (R-MO-8)
• Punishing Acts of Domestic Terrorism Act - Senator Richard Slater (R-AR) {PASSED SENATE}
• Democracy in Hong Kong Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA) {AMENDED} {PASSED SENATE}

Senate Docket

• The Student Investment and Deferral Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA) [TABLED]
• The Off Fossil Fuels Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA) [SENT TO COMMITTEE]
• The Green Corps for America Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Green New Deal Resolution - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• The American Opportunity Act - Senator Ben Little (D-MD)
• Federal Jobs Guarantee Development Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Heartbeat Protection Act of 2019 - Senator Luke Hawthorne (R-OH)
• Corporate Freeloader Fee Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• United States National Health Program Act - Senator Abigail Winthrop (D-MA)
• Universal Prekindergarten and Early Childcare Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• The American Israeli Alliance Defense Act - Senator Greg Kost (R-FL)
• Recovery of Remains Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO) [SENT TO COMMITTEE]
• Reparations for Historical Injustice Act - Senator Benjamin Little (D-MD)
• Raise American Incomes to Survive and Expand Act - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• Penalty Enhancement Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Defense of Fetal Life Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Protecting American Privacy Act - Senators Frank Doyle (D-OR) & Tim Westra (D-NJ)
• A Bill To Establish Election Day as a Federal Holiday - Senator Greg Kost (R-FL) {VETOED}
• Insulating the Data of Everyday Americans Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Gun Violence Prevention Act of 2019 - Representative Malcolm Douglas (D-NJ-9) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Stop Chinese and Russian Imperialism Act - Senator Everitt Colbert (R-UT)
• A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran that have not been authorized by Congress - Senator Tim Westra (D-NJ) & Representative John Atang (D-NY-3)
• Yusef Hawkins Act - Representative John Atang (D-NY-3) and Senator Augusta Merriam (R-NH) {PASSED HOUSE}
• An Act to Direct the Removal of Seductive Chinese Communist Party Influences Subversively Infiltrating the Educational Systems and Research Institutions of the United States of America - Representative Kevin Villalobos (R-FL-4) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Living Wage Act - Senator Levi Murphy (D-MN)
• Sullivan-Tenson Space Force Act of 2019 - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Alaska Remote Generator Act of 2019 - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Combating Online Predators and Scams Act - Senator Francine Sullivan (D-AK)
• Protecting Appalachian Communities Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Hong Kong Immigration Act of 2019 - Senator Sean Kelly (D-RI)
• The Startup Act of 2019 - Senator James Moore (D-MI)
• An Act to Prevent Negative Health Effects of Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining Until the Effects on Appalachian Communities are Studied - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Equal Access to Women's Healthcare Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA)
• Protecting the Republic from Objectionable Technological Espionage and Communist Tampering Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)
• Saving America from Electromagnetic Pulses Act - Senator Everitt Colbert (R-UT)
• Iran Sanctions Act of 2019 - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {PASSED HOUSE} [AT DEBATE]
• No More Silence Act - Represenative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Family Farm Defense Act of 2019 - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {PASSED HOUSE}
• Automatic Voter Registration Act of 2019 - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}
• The End BDS Act - Senator Richard Slater (R-AR) & Representative Chip Renfus (R-MS-4)
• The Reapportionment Act of 2019 - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) {PASSED HOUSE}

Pending Senate Confirmations

• [EMPTY]

President's Desk

• [EMPTY]

Enacted Legislation

Signed into law by President Arnold Wolf (R-ME)

• Protecting American Diplomats Act - Senator Frank Doyle (D-OR) {AMENDED}
• Democracy and Openness for Venezuela Act - Representative Caroline Simone (D-NY-12)
• The Camera Grant Act of 2019 - Senator James Moore (D-MI)
• An Act to Provide Service Dogs to Veterans with Mental Illness - Representative John Logan Ruler (R-IA-4) {ENACTED WITHOUT SIGNATURE}

Signed into law by President Richard Tawney (R-TN)

• Relief Act of 2019 - Senator Jillian Dayton (D-VA) and Representative Jason Evander (R-SD-At Large) {AMENDED}
• Murder Sentencing Act - Senator Barry Anderson (R-MO)

Simple Resolutions passed by the House

• A Simple Resolution to Admit and Seat a Delegate from the Cherokee Nation - Representative Kathleen Nez (D-AZ-7) and Representative Jay Joseph Dietrich (R-AK-At Large)

Federal Officers Confirmed

Nominated by President Arnold Wolf (R-ME)

• George M. Berentsen (I-IL) as Secretary of Defense

Nominated by President Richard Tawney (R-TN)

Hmm, Linda wouldn't be able to introduce any of these could she?

She could motion to introduce but actually introducing them, probably not given she isn't the Sponsor for any of them