America the Beautiful: An American Political RP (Congress)

[Kargintinia]

United States House of Representatives
House Majority Whip Earl Tenson (R-MT-At-Large)

The Whip for MARKET is Aye. Following this Whip is mandatory.

To: Representative Maxine Durant (R-MS-3)
From: House Majority Whip Earl Tenson (R-MT-At-Large)

I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you meant to say Aye. I suggest changing your vote right now unless you want another visit to my office.

[Alozia]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Noam Joseph Abrahms [D-NJ-12]

"Nay."

[Yaruqo]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Oliver Miller [D-KS-3]

“Nay.”

[Gordano and Lysandus]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Abigail Jekyll-Jones
[Republican - 2nd District of the State of Oregon]

"Aye!"

Representative Caroline Simone
[Democratic - 12th District of the State of New York]

"Nay!"

[Meelducan]

House Floor
Representative Donal Jonsson - (D-ME-1)

“Nay!” Donal proclaimed, shaking his meat at the chamber.

[The Orion Islands]

Senator Everitt Colbert
"Mr. President, I move for a vote on the Endless Frontier Act."

[Newne Carriebean7]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Maxine Caroline Durant [R-MS-3]

Durant was watching as the hundreds of other members in the House stood up one by one to cast their votes. She was able to make out just as many hoarse throated "Yes"es in comparison to the (mostly democratic if her hearing was right) number of "Noes", one of which had been her own voice moments after the vote had opened up on the House Floor. Suddenly, she was jabbed by a piece of paper. Crumbling it up, then uncrumbling it, she took notice of two notes.

The Whip for MARKET is Aye. Following this Whip is mandatory.

"Bullshit on a stick. I ain't gonna be bullied. I had problems with the damn bill and I met with my 'stituents onna thems matters. They didn't want me to vote fer the bill. Well, I did only talk to a homeless guy that smelt like booze and proclaimed his-self the Duke of Shanghai or some shit. I mean everyone else I chatted wit was either fer the bill er 'gainst it. I made on up my mind then." She thought to herself defiantly before scribbiling out a cheerful response to Tenson's personal message to Representative Durant.

To: House Majority Whip Earl Tenson (R-MT-At-Large)
From: Representative Maxine Durant (R-MS-3)
No, y'all heard me right the first time. It's a No from Max. I have serious problems with the bill, too many problems for me to vote yes. I had a meetin' wit Representative Donal n' we actually came to an agreement on it, among other bills n' legislation that'll mozy their small asses down the Legislative choppin' block known as the Yoo Ess House o' Representin'.

P.S. I'll bring a bottle of coke to smooth things over with you in your office. Consider it a date bae! ; )

[Vaquas]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Dan Ziegler [D-CO-01]

"Nay."

[Kargintinia]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Maxine Caroline Durant [R-MS-3]

Durant was watching as the hundreds of other members in the House stood up one by one to cast their votes. She was able to make out just as many hoarse throated "Yes"es in comparison to the (mostly democratic if her hearing was right) number of "Noes", one of which had been her own voice moments after the vote had opened up on the House Floor. Suddenly, she was jabbed by a piece of paper. Crumbling it up, then uncrumbling it, she took notice of two notes.

The Whip for MARKET is Aye. Following this Whip is mandatory.

"Bullshit on a stick. I ain't gonna be bullied. I had problems with the damn bill and I met with my 'stituents onna thems matters. They didn't want me to vote fer the bill. Well, I did only talk to a homeless guy that smelt like booze and proclaimed his-self the Duke of Shanghai or some shit. I mean everyone else I chatted wit was either fer the bill er 'gainst it. I made on up my mind then." She thought to herself defiantly before scribbiling out a cheerful response to Tenson's personal message to Representative Durant.

To: House Majority Whip Earl Tenson (R-MT-At-Large)
From: Representative Maxine Durant (R-MS-3)
No, y'all heard me right the first time. It's a No from Max. I have serious problems with the bill, too many problems for me to vote yes. I had a meetin' wit Representative Donal n' we actually came to an agreement on it, among other bills n' legislation that'll mozy their small asses down the Legislative choppin' block known as the Yoo Ess House o' Representin'.

P.S. I'll bring a bottle of coke to smooth things over with you in your office. Consider it a date bae! ; )

To: Representative Maxine Durant (R-MS-3)
From: House Majority Whip Earl Tenson (R-MT-At-Large)

Don’t bother. If you fail to change your vote I will simply be asking the Speaker to strip you of your Committee assignments. Is this bill really worth that?

[Louisianan]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Linda Lazare
[Democratic - 7th District of the State of Texas]

"Nay."

[Lavan Tiri]

Senator Everitt Colbert
"Mr. President, I move for a vote on the Endless Frontier Act."

Senator Max O'Halloran
Senate Minority Leader
Republican|Wyoming

"Same. Uh. Yea. Seconded," Max grunted, having dozed off a moment.

[Newne Carriebean7]

United States House of Representatives

To: House Majority Whip Earl Tenson (R-MT-At-Large)
From: Representative Maxine Durant (R-MS-3)

Fine. More Pop fer my fat ass, dunno what in the hell you're problem is Whippy!

Well, on one hand I could tow the party line to delay the inevitable, or I could actually show some feminine Mississippian backbone to you yankee carpetbaggers. From my countin' on the fingers it looks like this here bill is a g'an n' fail. I ain't gonna hedge no bets yet, but I'll gladly pay your ass a dollar bill if MARKET passes the House at this rate.

I have made my hill and I intend to die on it, for bipartisanship against a bad bill that'll make children sick. Earl, I can't back you on up inna this endeavor unfortunately. From the bottom of my heart (and my pocket book) I am sorry. It's nothing personal between us (that I can come up with an excuse for anyways), it's just a mississippian woman disagreein' with a mainer woman.

[Meretica]

United States House of Representatives
Congressman John A. Mattox III (D-MA 8) replies to the Democratic Caucus's Chair.

Congressman Crawford,
I cannot in good conscience vote against this bill, the least of bills, when the positives outweigh the negatives. I vote on the party line 99% of the time. This is the 1% of the time where I do not.
Sincerely,
John A. Mattox

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

United States House of Representatives

Representative Gene Goper
(Republican- 4th Congressional District of Alabama)
Speaker pro Tempore of the United States House of Representatives

"With all votes accounted, the ayes are 218, the nays are 213. The ayes have it, the MARKET act is adopted. The house is open to motions."

[Yaruqo]

United States House of Representatives
Representative Oliver Miller [D-KS-3]

“Mr. Speaker, I move for the House to proceed with the docket.”

[Meretica]

Congressman John A. Mattox III (D-MA 8): "Mr. Speaker, I second the motion."

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Congressman John A. Mattox III (D-MA 8): "Mr. Speaker, I second the motion."

United States House of Representatives

Representative Gene Goper
(Republican- 4th Congressional District of Alabama)
Speaker pro Tempore of the United States House of Representatives

"Seeing a second and no objection. The House will go forward on what is likely the last item for this legislative day. The Chair invites the gentlewoman from Maine once again The Federal Infrastructure Projects Adjudication Panel Act."

[Gordano and Lysandus]

United States Senate
Senator Eugene Obradovic
[Democratic - State of Illinois]
{President pro tempore of the United States Senate}

"With no objections, the Senate shall vote on the bill before them. The clerk will call the roll."

[Lavan Tiri]

Senator Max O'Halloran
Senate Minority Leader
Republican|Wyoming

Max was rooting in a bag of jellybeans, muttering to himself.

"Gonna ban the damn black licorice ones, fucking nasty little--"

Duncan smacked his boss on the arm. Max jolted, looked up, and shouted, "Na--Aye! Aye."

[Jovuistan]

United States Senate
Senator Arnold Wolf Jr. (R-ID)

"Aye."

[Sarenium]

Deborah Feyrer (R-AL)

Deb Feyrer voted a happy, "Aye."

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Jackson Vichter (D-IA)

"Aye," Jack called from his seat.

[New Cobastheia]

United States Senate
Senator Benjamin Hertzog [D-MI]
{Senate Majority Leader}

"Aye." Hertzog called out before motioning over to his counterpart, "I'd sign on to that bill," and sending out the following two notes.

Senator Rogers,

Please met me in my office after the vote on Endless Frontier is called.

- Benjamin

Senator Colbert,

The Defense of the Pacific Act will be placed on the agenda, however, there is other business I'd like the Senate to address first after we vote on the ARA.

- Senator Hertzog

[Gordano and Lysandus]

United States Senate
Senator Eugene Obradovic
[Democratic - State of Illinois]
{President pro tempore of the United States Senate}

"Aye."

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"With all votes counted, the bill passes and will be sent to the House of Representatives for their consideration. The floor of the Senate is open for motion."

[New Cobastheia]

United States Senate
Senator Benjamin Hertzog [D-MI]
{Senate Majority Leader}

"Motion to take up the American Recovery Act, Mr. President."

[Lavan Tiri]

Senator Max O'Halloran
Senate Minority Leader
Republican|Wyoming

"Second."