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Madrinpoor wrote:

Lavan Tiri wrote:
Lmao he's head of fucc

It originally was going to be Feeeding Underprivelaged Children of California United but...

Kargintinia wrote:

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name:
Character Name: Adam Wesley "Wes" Hull
Character Gender: Male
Character Age: 40-something
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Character Position/Role/Job: Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Wisconsin's 7th district (since January 3, 2011)
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Character State of Origin: Wisconsin
Character State of Residence: Wisconsin
Character Party Affiliation: Republican
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Political positions
Gun law:

Strong supporter of gun rights, Hull has spoken in favor of concealed carry and criticized President Baharia for his attempts to restrict access to firearms.

In response to a wave of mass shootings, Hull stated his belief that "only a well armed citizen can protect themselves and their loved ones from a crazed lone gunman."

Health care:

Hull has opposed attempts to enact and expand the Affordable Care Act and has voiced his support for repealing the legislation.

Economic issues:

Hull supports mainstream Republican views on economics and has voiced his support for the Wolf tax cuts.

He has voiced his initial support for a trade embargo on Chinese goods, later retracting it and calling on President Wolf to "seek a beneficial resolution to the trade conflict" due to his growing concerns regarding the impact of the trade war on American farmers.

Greek-Turkish Incident:

In a statement published on Twitter, Rep. Hull condemned the actions of the Greek Navy, later praising President Tawney for his "swift and skilled resolution of a possible conflict."

Immigration:

Hull supports penalizing and/or banning sanctuary cities and opposes loosening restrictions on migrants.

In a 2017 tweet Hull expressed his support of building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border saying: "The voters have spoken and elected Arnold Wolf to #MakeAmericaGreatAgain. It is now our duty as elected representatives to make sure that we #BuildTheWall ."

Abortion:

Hull identifies as pro-life and has received positive ratings from various groups opposed to liberalizing abortion laws. He has voiced his opinions on the issue, saying that he only supports the procedure "where absolutely necessary" in cases of rape and risk to a woman's life.

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Is he related in any way to Wesley “Wes” Scottsdale?

Deblar wrote:If America went this crazy over the not-George Floyd, I can’t imagine how crazy we’ll go for the not- Breonna Taylor

Deblar wrote:If America went this crazy over the not-George Floyd, I can’t imagine how crazy we’ll go for the not- Breonna Taylor

Gordano and Lysandus wrote:

Madrinpoor wrote:Cubans are already more conservative than any other Hispanic group. He doesn't have any as a given, he has to gain them. Those 30% wouldn't vote for him anyway, but he might have more of a shot with the other 70%.

The bill won't get put on the agenda, I don't think that Santiago should make this his 'thing'. Leadership is taking a firmly anti-Cuba stance.

Madrinpoor wrote:

Gordano and Lysandus wrote:
The bill won't get put on the agenda, I don't think that Santiago should make this his 'thing'. Leadership is taking a firmly anti-Cuba stance.

I've been thinking about Santiago. He might still put it forth and publicly announce to his possible constituents in Hialeah what he's trying to do, but slam the Democrats if they oppose him. He doesn't care if it goes anywhere (though he would like it to) but he wants to show he tried. And if he makes some deals with Republicans, then he could get it some steam, but the Democrats would lose Florida. I think the embargo would cancel out any "socialist!!" name calling, especially since the Democrats have a better case for calling the Republicans fascist after Bernie Porter's stunts. Santiago knows that, and he could chain at least some Democrats to that bill. It would likely cost them Florida in the General Election, in any case.

Madrinpoor wrote:

Gordano and Lysandus wrote:
The bill won't get put on the agenda, I don't think that Santiago should make this his 'thing'. Leadership is taking a firmly anti-Cuba stance.

I've been thinking about Santiago. He might still put it forth and publicly announce to his possible constituents in Hialeah what he's trying to do, but slam the Democrats if they oppose him. He doesn't care if it goes anywhere (though he would like it to) but he wants to show he tried. And if he makes some deals with Republicans, then he could get it some steam, but the Democrats would lose Florida. I think the embargo would cancel out any "socialist!!" name calling, especially since the Democrats have a better case for calling the Republicans fascist after Bernie Porter's stunts. Santiago knows that, and he could chain at least some Democrats to that bill. It would likely cost them Florida in the General Election, in any case.

Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi wrote:When was the last time both major party nominees come from former Confederate States

Louisianan wrote:my maw maw

Kargintinia wrote:

Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi wrote:When was the last time both major party nominees come from former Confederate States

Uhhh, 2000?

Latvijas Otra Republika wrote:

Louisianan wrote:my maw maw

maw maw

Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi wrote:

Kargintinia wrote:
Uhhh, 2000?

Huh Forgot about the Clinton era

Kargintinia wrote:

Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi wrote:Huh Forgot about the Clinton era

I understand Monica I know you don't want to think about that time

Sarenium wrote:

Sarenium wrote:ATTENTION

For the next four hours or until further notice, there is to be no further posting in the IC regarding the ongoing incident between Bernie Porter, and the effort to arrest and try him. All other elements of this RP continue unabated, you may continue to act regarding ongoing events in other states.

This is solely to allow Admins who have been asleep or away to catch up and process what's happening.

Expanding this embargo for 24 hours, unless I or Sana lifts it before then, consider Porter-related posting embargoed.

Sarenium wrote:

Sarenium wrote:
Expanding this embargo for 24 hours, unless I or Sana lifts it before then, consider Porter-related posting embargoed.

Expanding this for another 12 hours, much love.

Sarenium wrote:

Sarenium wrote:
Expanding this embargo for 24 hours, unless I or Sana lifts it before then, consider Porter-related posting embargoed.

Expanding this for another 12 hours, much love.

Sarenium wrote:

Sarenium wrote:
Expanding this embargo for 24 hours, unless I or Sana lifts it before then, consider Porter-related posting embargoed.

Expanding this for another 12 hours, much love.

New Cobastheia wrote:

Sarenium wrote:
Expanding this for another 12 hours, much love.

So are these actual embargos to give people time to catchup or you guys in admin land debating something?

Sarenium wrote:ATTENTION

Time Ticker is delayed by a week.

There is a debate within the Admin Team, yes, and it is regarding what to do about he Porter Situation.

Sarenium wrote:ATTENTION

Time Ticker is delayed by a week.

There is a debate within the Admin Team, yes, and it is regarding what to do about he Porter Situation.

Louisianan wrote:

Sarenium wrote:ATTENTION

Time Ticker is delayed by a week.

There is a debate within the Admin Team, yes, and it is regarding what to do about he Porter Situation.

I personally think that the government ought to dictate what the military does, and Emaz dictates what Porter does. If player military leaders/ president says, "Negotiate" then the ball will be in Porters court. I personally think a Waco is very avoidable here and it should be the duty of the players to stop that from happening. I doubt we can retcon as much stuff as has already passed.

Lavan Tiri wrote:

Louisianan wrote:I personally think that the government ought to dictate what the military does, and Emaz dictates what Porter does. If player military leaders/ president says, "Negotiate" then the ball will be in Porters court. I personally think a Waco is very avoidable here and it should be the duty of the players to stop that from happening. I doubt we can retcon as much stuff as has already passed.

I think we should have Hypolite get elected president