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

[Madrinpoor]

Any co-sponsors? lol

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Act to Legalize Cannabis and Expunge Criminal Records and Convictions
Nickname: Legal Cannabis Act

Sponsor: Rep. Jamal Patrick [L-SC-07], Theodore Vohoffsky [R-CA-45]

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Overview: The following bill seeks to legalize cannabis for medical and recreational purposes alike in the entirety of the United States of America as well as to declare amnesty for all non-violent drug offenders, release those sentenced for non-violent drug offences from prisons and to clear their criminal records.

SECTION 1 - REPEAL

(a) Any use of the words "marijuana" or "cannabis" or any variants thereof in federal legislation enacted before the passage of the following legislation shall be omitted.

(b) Cannabis shall be removed from the Controlled Substances Act, in particular.

SECTION 2 - CONVENTION ON PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES

Using the authority vested in the United States Congress, the House of Representatives begins the process of withdrawing from the Convention on Psychotropic Substances, originally ratified in 1971, declaring it null and void and calling on the Senate and President of the United States to take action to withdraw from the aforementioned Convention to avoid any legal conflicts.

SECTION 3 - DECLARATION

Declares cannabis legal, for both medical and recreational purposes, in the entirety of the United States including unincorporated territories under United States jusrisdiction.

SECTION 4 - REGULATION

(a) Any person who posses, sells, distributes, handles, or cultivates marijuana, cannabis, or any variants thereof without a permit from the Commissioner on Food and Drugs, henceforth referred to as a "3.1 permit", shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

(b) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs must issue a 3.1 permit to any person that has attained twenty-one years of age and who has never been found guilty of any federal or state felony.

(c) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs shall not issue a 3.1 permit to any person that has not attained twenty-one years of age, or any person who has been found guilty of any federal or state felony or misdemeanor within 10 years prior excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance.

(d) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs may regulate the quantity of certain chemicals prescribed by him that may be used in the cultivation of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof, and any person who breaches such regulations shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

(d) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs shall not use section (d) as means to fully prohibit or attempt to fully prohibit the possession, sale, distribution, handling, or cultivation of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof.

(e) Any person who operates a vehicle whilst under the influence of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

SECTION 5 - PENALTIES

(a) Any person who is guilty of an offense under section 4 shall be imprisoned not more than 2 years, fined under Title 18 of the US Code, or both; or, if such person has one prior state or federal felony or misdemeanor conviction excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance, shall be imprisoned not more than 7 years, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both; or, if such person has two or more prior state or federal felony or misdemeanor convictions excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance, shall be imprisoned not more than 14 years, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both.

(b) Any person who whilst guilty of an offense under section 4 causes the death of another in the process of committing such offense shall be imprisoned for not more than life, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both.

SECTION 5 - EXPUNGEMENT

(a) Expungement Of Non-Violent Federal Cannabis Offense Convictions For Individuals Not Under A Criminal Justice Sentence.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, each Federal district shall conduct a comprehensive review and issue an order expunging each conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency for a non-violent Federal cannabis offense entered by each Federal court in the district before the date of enactment of this Act and on or after May 1, 1971. Each Federal court shall also issue an order expunging any arrests associated with each expunged conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency.

(2) NOTIFICATION.—To the extent practicable, each Federal district shall notify each individual whose arrest, conviction, or adjudication of delinquency has been expunged pursuant to this subsection that their arrest, conviction, or adjudication of juvenile delinquency has been expunged, and the effect of such expungement.

(3) RIGHT TO PETITION COURT FOR EXPUNGEMENT.—At any point after the date of enactment of this Act, any individual with a prior conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency for a non-violent Federal cannabis offense, who is not under a criminal justice sentence, may file a motion for expungement. If the expungement of such a conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency is required pursuant to this Act, the court shall expunge the conviction or adjudication, and any associated arrests. If the individual is indigent, counsel shall be appointed to represent the individual in any proceedings under this subsection.

(4) SEALED RECORD.—The court shall seal all records related to a conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency that has been expunged under this subsection. Such records may only be made available by further order of the court.

Section 6 - PROHIBITIONS

(a) Prohibits the denial of federal public benefits to a person on the basis of non-violent cannabis-related conduct or convictions,

(b) Prohibits the denial of benefits and protections under immigration laws on the basis of a cannabis-related event (e.g., conduct or a conviction)

SECTION 7 - BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

The following piece of legislation requires the Bureau of Labor Statistics to regularly publish demographic data on cannabis business owners and employees,

SECTION 8 - FEDERAL HIRING STANDARDS

Federal agencies shall not make regulations prohibiting hiring on the basis of cannabis usage, excepting a long record of cannabis-related abuses and incidents.

This bill is then honorably presented to the House of Representatives for consideration in order to legalize and regulate the use of cannabis as well as to expunge non-violent cannabis-related convictions to improve the United States Law and is backed by Jamal Patrick and Theodore Vohoffsky on ________ __, ____.

Do Not Remove: 1337

Santiago will co-sponsor. (D-FL-27)

[Madrinpoor]

Is an inuit grassroots Democrat completely out of the running for the at-large seat in Alaska? Or could they get enough native support (and turn them out enough, they have a low turnout rate in comparison to Alaska's overall) to have a shot?

[Erbaile]

Is there any legislation in the 2019-2020 period I should know about for my application?

[Gordano and Lysandus]

Any co-sponsors? lol

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Act to Legalize Cannabis and Expunge Criminal Records and Convictions
Nickname: Legal Cannabis Act

Sponsors: Rep. Jamal Patrick [L-SC-07], Theodore Vohoffsky [R-CA-45]
Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Alexander Santiago [D-FL-27]

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Overview: The following bill seeks to legalize cannabis for medical and recreational purposes alike in the entirety of the United States of America as well as to declare amnesty for all non-violent drug offenders, release those sentenced for non-violent drug offences from prisons and to clear their criminal records.

SECTION 1 - REPEAL

(a) Any use of the words "marijuana" or "cannabis" or any variants thereof in federal legislation enacted before the passage of the following legislation shall be omitted.

(b) Cannabis shall be removed from the Controlled Substances Act, in particular.

SECTION 2 - CONVENTION ON PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES

Using the authority vested in the United States Congress, the House of Representatives begins the process of withdrawing from the Convention on Psychotropic Substances, originally ratified in 1971, declaring it null and void and calling on the Senate and President of the United States to take action to withdraw from the aforementioned Convention to avoid any legal conflicts.

SECTION 3 - DECLARATION

Declares cannabis legal, for both medical and recreational purposes, in the entirety of the United States including unincorporated territories under United States jusrisdiction.

SECTION 4 - REGULATION

(a) Any person who posses, sells, distributes, handles, or cultivates marijuana, cannabis, or any variants thereof without a permit from the Commissioner on Food and Drugs, henceforth referred to as a "3.1 permit", shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

(b) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs must issue a 3.1 permit to any person that has attained twenty-one years of age and who has never been found guilty of any federal or state felony.

(c) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs shall not issue a 3.1 permit to any person that has not attained twenty-one years of age, or any person who has been found guilty of any federal or state felony or misdemeanor within 10 years prior excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance.

(d) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs may regulate the quantity of certain chemicals prescribed by him that may be used in the cultivation of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof, and any person who breaches such regulations shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

(d) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs shall not use section (d) as means to fully prohibit or attempt to fully prohibit the possession, sale, distribution, handling, or cultivation of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof.

(e) Any person who operates a vehicle whilst under the influence of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

SECTION 5 - PENALTIES

(a) Any person who is guilty of an offense under section 4 shall be imprisoned not more than 2 years, fined under Title 18 of the US Code, or both; or, if such person has one prior state or federal felony or misdemeanor conviction excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance, shall be imprisoned not more than 7 years, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both; or, if such person has two or more prior state or federal felony or misdemeanor convictions excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance, shall be imprisoned not more than 14 years, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both.

(b) Any person who whilst guilty of an offense under section 4 causes the death of another in the process of committing such offense shall be imprisoned for not more than life, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both.

SECTION 5 - EXPUNGEMENT

(a) Expungement Of Non-Violent Federal Cannabis Offense Convictions For Individuals Not Under A Criminal Justice Sentence.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, each Federal district shall conduct a comprehensive review and issue an order expunging each conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency for a non-violent Federal cannabis offense entered by each Federal court in the district before the date of enactment of this Act and on or after May 1, 1971. Each Federal court shall also issue an order expunging any arrests associated with each expunged conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency.

(2) NOTIFICATION.—To the extent practicable, each Federal district shall notify each individual whose arrest, conviction, or adjudication of delinquency has been expunged pursuant to this subsection that their arrest, conviction, or adjudication of juvenile delinquency has been expunged, and the effect of such expungement.

(3) RIGHT TO PETITION COURT FOR EXPUNGEMENT.—At any point after the date of enactment of this Act, any individual with a prior conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency for a non-violent Federal cannabis offense, who is not under a criminal justice sentence, may file a motion for expungement. If the expungement of such a conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency is required pursuant to this Act, the court shall expunge the conviction or adjudication, and any associated arrests. If the individual is indigent, counsel shall be appointed to represent the individual in any proceedings under this subsection.

(4) SEALED RECORD.—The court shall seal all records related to a conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency that has been expunged under this subsection. Such records may only be made available by further order of the court.

Section 6 - PROHIBITIONS

(a) Prohibits the denial of federal public benefits to a person on the basis of non-violent cannabis-related conduct or convictions,

(b) Prohibits the denial of benefits and protections under immigration laws on the basis of a cannabis-related event (e.g., conduct or a conviction)

SECTION 7 - BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

The following piece of legislation requires the Bureau of Labor Statistics to regularly publish demographic data on cannabis business owners and employees,

SECTION 8 - FEDERAL HIRING STANDARDS

Federal agencies shall not make regulations prohibiting hiring on the basis of cannabis usage, excepting a long record of cannabis-related abuses and incidents.

This bill is then honorably presented to the House of Representatives for consideration in order to legalize and regulate the use of cannabis as well as to expunge non-violent cannabis-related convictions to improve the United States Law and is backed by Jamal Patrick and Theodore Vohoffsky on ________ __, ____.

Do Not Remove: 1337

We already did a weed bill that got pocket vetoed.

[Alozia]

Any co-sponsors? lol

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Act to Legalize Cannabis and Expunge Criminal Records and Convictions
Nickname: Legal Cannabis Act

Sponsors: Rep. Jamal Patrick [L-SC-07], Theodore Vohoffsky [R-CA-45]
Co-Sponsor(s): Rep. Alexander Santiago [D-FL-27]

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Overview: The following bill seeks to legalize cannabis for medical and recreational purposes alike in the entirety of the United States of America as well as to declare amnesty for all non-violent drug offenders, release those sentenced for non-violent drug offences from prisons and to clear their criminal records.

SECTION 1 - REPEAL

(a) Any use of the words "marijuana" or "cannabis" or any variants thereof in federal legislation enacted before the passage of the following legislation shall be omitted.

(b) Cannabis shall be removed from the Controlled Substances Act, in particular.

SECTION 2 - CONVENTION ON PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES

Using the authority vested in the United States Congress, the House of Representatives begins the process of withdrawing from the Convention on Psychotropic Substances, originally ratified in 1971, declaring it null and void and calling on the Senate and President of the United States to take action to withdraw from the aforementioned Convention to avoid any legal conflicts.

SECTION 3 - DECLARATION

Declares cannabis legal, for both medical and recreational purposes, in the entirety of the United States including unincorporated territories under United States jusrisdiction.

SECTION 4 - REGULATION

(a) Any person who posses, sells, distributes, handles, or cultivates marijuana, cannabis, or any variants thereof without a permit from the Commissioner on Food and Drugs, henceforth referred to as a "3.1 permit", shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

(b) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs must issue a 3.1 permit to any person that has attained twenty-one years of age and who has never been found guilty of any federal or state felony.

(c) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs shall not issue a 3.1 permit to any person that has not attained twenty-one years of age, or any person who has been found guilty of any federal or state felony or misdemeanor within 10 years prior excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance.

(d) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs may regulate the quantity of certain chemicals prescribed by him that may be used in the cultivation of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof, and any person who breaches such regulations shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

(d) The Commissioner on Food and Drugs shall not use section (d) as means to fully prohibit or attempt to fully prohibit the possession, sale, distribution, handling, or cultivation of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof.

(e) Any person who operates a vehicle whilst under the influence of cannabis, marijuana, or any variants thereof shall be guilty of an offense under this section.

SECTION 5 - PENALTIES

(a) Any person who is guilty of an offense under section 4 shall be imprisoned not more than 2 years, fined under Title 18 of the US Code, or both; or, if such person has one prior state or federal felony or misdemeanor conviction excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance, shall be imprisoned not more than 7 years, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both; or, if such person has two or more prior state or federal felony or misdemeanor convictions excepting any federal or state felony relating to the possession or sale of marijuana, cannabis, or any variant thereof, excepting such cases involving another controlled substance, shall be imprisoned not more than 14 years, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both.

(b) Any person who whilst guilty of an offense under section 4 causes the death of another in the process of committing such offense shall be imprisoned for not more than life, fined under title 18 of the US Code, or both.

SECTION 5 - EXPUNGEMENT

(a) Expungement Of Non-Violent Federal Cannabis Offense Convictions For Individuals Not Under A Criminal Justice Sentence.—

(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, each Federal district shall conduct a comprehensive review and issue an order expunging each conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency for a non-violent Federal cannabis offense entered by each Federal court in the district before the date of enactment of this Act and on or after May 1, 1971. Each Federal court shall also issue an order expunging any arrests associated with each expunged conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency.

(2) NOTIFICATION.—To the extent practicable, each Federal district shall notify each individual whose arrest, conviction, or adjudication of delinquency has been expunged pursuant to this subsection that their arrest, conviction, or adjudication of juvenile delinquency has been expunged, and the effect of such expungement.

(3) RIGHT TO PETITION COURT FOR EXPUNGEMENT.—At any point after the date of enactment of this Act, any individual with a prior conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency for a non-violent Federal cannabis offense, who is not under a criminal justice sentence, may file a motion for expungement. If the expungement of such a conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency is required pursuant to this Act, the court shall expunge the conviction or adjudication, and any associated arrests. If the individual is indigent, counsel shall be appointed to represent the individual in any proceedings under this subsection.

(4) SEALED RECORD.—The court shall seal all records related to a conviction or adjudication of juvenile delinquency that has been expunged under this subsection. Such records may only be made available by further order of the court.

Section 6 - PROHIBITIONS

(a) Prohibits the denial of federal public benefits to a person on the basis of non-violent cannabis-related conduct or convictions,

(b) Prohibits the denial of benefits and protections under immigration laws on the basis of a cannabis-related event (e.g., conduct or a conviction)

SECTION 7 - BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

The following piece of legislation requires the Bureau of Labor Statistics to regularly publish demographic data on cannabis business owners and employees,

SECTION 8 - FEDERAL HIRING STANDARDS

Federal agencies shall not make regulations prohibiting hiring on the basis of cannabis usage, excepting a long record of cannabis-related abuses and incidents.

This bill is then honorably presented to the House of Representatives for consideration in order to legalize and regulate the use of cannabis as well as to expunge non-violent cannabis-related convictions to improve the United States Law and is backed by Jamal Patrick and Theodore Vohoffsky on ________ __, ____.

Do Not Remove: 1337

We already did a weed bill that got pocket vetoed.

well, this one is sexier

[Erbaile]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Erbaile
Character Name: Brian Armando
Character Gender: Male
Character Age: 43
Character Height: 6'0"
Character Weight: 161 lbs
Character Position/Role/Job: Representative for Texas's 13th district
Appearance: Ron DeSantis

Character State of Origin: Texas
Character State of Residence: Texas
Character Party Affiliation: Republican
Main Strengths: Brian is charismatic and high energy when speaking. He has a strong and loyal following, and is loved by the Wolf wing of the party. He has a substantial pool of wealth and resources at his disposal. He is incredibly passionate and persistent and will never give up.
Main Weaknesses: His past history of racist comments. Association with conspiracy theories. He remains an incredibly polarizing figure. He is also stubborn and prideful.
Biography: Brian Armando was born and raised in the city of Amarillo, Texas. His father had made the Armando family decently rich off of their successful restaurant chain Tim's Patties, which had opened locations in most of the state, while his mother lived as a homemaker tasked with raising the young Brian and his 4 siblings. The Armando family first got politically engaged during the Reagan revolution. They were enamored by Reagan's commitment to business-friendly fiscal conservatism and his fight against crime. They became active donors in the Texas GOP and exercised their influence where they could to help ensure Reaganites took over the state party. Brian himself fell in love with Reagan's charm and patriotism, and idolized him in his youth.

Brian gained a particular reputation in his school years as he positioned himself as an elite amongst the student body. He frequently hung out with the alpha men, was one of the top football players (his parents even considered getting him to play professionally if not take over the business), and was feared by some as he would bully and intimidate certain students he considered lesser than him. While he matured somewhat since those days, his sense of superiority remained in his adult years, and it would ultimately decide the direction he took his life.

The Republican wave of 1994 further boosted his fascination with the political world. He despised where the Democrats were taking the country and started feeling that his destiny was to pursue a political career and change the nation in his image. He daydreamed of becoming President and turning America into his own paradise, even so far as world domination. When it was time for him to choose a career path for college, he made the decision to pursue law, not because he was interested in it, but purely because many successful politicians began as lawyers.

He pursued a Bachelor of Arts in political science from UT Austin in 1999, and his family's wealth and his good grades got him into the University of Chicago Law School where he eventually received his Juris Doctor. He returned to Amarillo and met with James Corbyn, who owned a regional firm, and took Brian in as a corporate lawyer. Brian quickly started to regret his decision, finding legal work to be boring and unfulfilling. He quit in 2008. Now without a clear career path, Brian was uncertain about his future moves, but he got lucky a few months later.

His father had unexpectedly died of a heart attack, meaning Tim's Patties without a leader. Brian quickly made his move as the heir to the company to assume control and become CEO. Despite his lack of business experience, his mother used her position to get him into the role. Brian found his new CEO role to be much more to his liking. The company in the early 2000s had already expanded outwards from Texas, and he worked to build upon the momentum. His success was mixed, however. While Tim's Patties had successfully built several new locations in the midwest in the late 2000s-early 2010s, an attempted expansion into Canada in 2014 bombed horribly due to poor marketing and overextension. What he most of all loved about his job though was his newfound wealth and influence. Throughout his entire tenure he built up connections with state GOP leaders in preparation for an inevitable run for office.

In 2016 the incumbent Representative retired, and Wolf's campaign re-energized Brian in a way not done since Reagan. He announced his run for the 13th seat in late 2015, and financed an active and charismatic campaign. He surprised many when he defeated his State Senator opponent in the primary, and turned an otherwise uninteresting safe race into a spectacle with his rhetoric and remarks. He said of his Hispanic opponent "He's an insane radical socialist, it really doesn't matter if he has a cool tan." and suggested that Democrats were possibly secretly running a pedophile ring. There was also a controversy over a leaked photo of Brian smiling while standing next to the leader of a flat earth group based in Amarillo, though he denied believing in any conspiracies. He easily won in the solid red seat.

Before he was even inaugurated Brian made himself known by going all in on the pizzagate conspiracy, calling for a full investigation of the entire Democratic party and the arrest of the "deep state". He stuck with the party line as a consistent populist conservative, voting with President Wolf on just about every issue. He favored the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act with enthusiasm. He attracted more controversy in 2017 when he said in an interview "You look at how fast autism is growing, you know- you see vaccines getting big at the same time. Look, I'm not saying anything about autism, you just gotta be curious about that correlation. Where did it all come from?" This didn't stop him from easily winning re-election in 2018.

He voted for the Relief Act of 2020. He endorsed Porter in the 2020 Republican presidential primary and expressed concerns over Nate Richardson's more moderate stances. He has cast doubts on the legitimacy of Wolf's resignation, hinting that he believes there may be a conspiracy to seize power from Wolf and the people.

Other Info: His net worth is roughly 300 million. He married Angela Cardona in 2001 and has 3 children.

I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: Erbaile

Do Not Remove: 84721

[Sarenium]

What are they like then? Like Biden and Trump or?

Republican: Nate Richardson, former Governor of North Carolina. Very moderate, Mitt Romney like.

Democrat: Jillian Dayton, Senator for Virginia, younger Hillary Clinton

She is not younger Hillary, she has a soul.

[Concerned American Workers]

For y'all's interest:

https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Congressional_Approval_Ratings_(LOTF_RP)

[Vaquas]

FYI: I have officially adopted the character of Cynthia Rogers-Gonzalez, who was abandoned long ago. The canon shall be that she withdrew from the Texas Special Senate race following a cancer scare, and is now running for Congress in Texas' 22nd Congressional District.

[Latvijas Otra Republika]

Want to do an ad but I know I'll just make a shite one

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

For y'all's interest:

https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Congressional_Approval_Ratings_(LOTF_RP)

Colbert seems a little high tbh. Romney's approval is quite bad.

[Lavan Tiri]

who do I pay to get Wiki pages made for Russell, Kim, and Jason?

[Free Ward Marchers]

For y'all's interest:

https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Congressional_Approval_Ratings_(LOTF_RP)

why no Louisiana?

[Latvijas Otra Republika]

For y'all's interest:

https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Congressional_Approval_Ratings_(LOTF_RP)

why no Louisiana?

I wanted Sippi

[Gordano and Lysandus]

For y'all's interest:

https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Congressional_Approval_Ratings_(LOTF_RP)

why no Louisiana?

I imagine because a lot of the character lists we have are woefully incomplete.

[Free Ward Marchers]

why no Louisiana?

I imagine because a lot of the character lists we have are woefully incomplete.

could I possibly get the numbers so I can put it in myself?

[Sarenium]

I imagine because a lot of the character lists we have are woefully incomplete.

could I possibly get the numbers so I can put it in myself?

Don't do this.

Unless it is a character page, pages for this RP are not to be edited unless I have given you that page to edit. I'll be updating the Senate Roster soon, if your char isn't in the Senate Roster, please telegram me asap;

https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Portal:Land_of_the_Free

Scroll down to check the Senate Roster, if your char isn't listed, let me know.

House Roster is on standby for the momentary time being <3.

[Sarenium]

Is an inuit grassroots Democrat completely out of the running for the at-large seat in Alaska? Or could they get enough native support (and turn them out enough, they have a low turnout rate in comparison to Alaska's overall) to have a shot?

Alaska at-Large *can* become competitive under specific circumstances, so no, they're not out of the running, but they should expect an uphill race.

[Dentali]

Prediction Survey April 2021

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HDLRWD7

Lets us know who you think is going to come out on top in the election!!!

[Louisianan]

Friday night, I went to the Spring Bazarre, and I got so damn drunk I slept in the gym above the Bingo Hall with some friends. Saturday night, I woke up, went with my friends to my grandpa's house, got dressed, walked back to the bazarre, played bingo with my maw maw, then I stayed out all night drinking and riding rides. SO pardon my absence.

[Sarenium]

Friday night, I went to the Spring Bazarre, and I got so damn drunk I slept in the gym above the Bingo Hall with some friends. Saturday night, I woke up, went with my friends to my grandpa's house, got dressed, walked back to the bazarre, played bingo with my maw maw, then I stayed out all night drinking and riding rides. SO pardon my absence.

Pardoned.

[Dentali]

CURRENT DATE: May 26th, 2020 - June 1st, 2020

[Latvijas Otra Republika]

Friday night, I went to the Spring Bazarre, and I got so damn drunk I slept in the gym above the Bingo Hall with some friends. Saturday night, I woke up, went with my friends to my grandpa's house, got dressed, walked back to the bazarre, played bingo with my maw maw, then I stayed out all night drinking and riding rides. SO pardon my absence.

Pardoned.

Objected.

[Meelducan]

Friday night, I went to the Spring Bazarre, and I got so damn drunk I slept in the gym above the Bingo Hall with some friends. Saturday night, I woke up, went with my friends to my grandpa's house, got dressed, walked back to the bazarre, played bingo with my maw maw, then I stayed out all night drinking and riding rides. SO pardon my absence.

You went to bingo during a panoramic? Disgusting

[Louisianan]

Friday night, I went to the Spring Bazarre, and I got so damn drunk I slept in the gym above the Bingo Hall with some friends. Saturday night, I woke up, went with my friends to my grandpa's house, got dressed, walked back to the bazarre, played bingo with my maw maw, then I stayed out all night drinking and riding rides. SO pardon my absence.

You went to bingo during a panoramic? Disgusting

Legit, nobody wore masks.