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

[Greater Arab State]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Greater Arab State
Character Name: Rebecca Trelawney
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 52
Character Height: 5’4
Character Weight: 173 lbs
Character Position/Role/Job: Senator for Indiana (2019-Present), Chair of the Republican Study Committee (2015-2017), Representative for Indiana’s 6th Congressional District (2003-2019)
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Character State of Origin: Indiana (Born in Hesse, West Germany)
Character State of Residence: Indiana
Character Party Affiliation: Republican (1981-Present)
Main Strengths: Lengthy record of experience, appeals to the religious right and suburban voters, strong loyalty to the party line.
Main Weaknesses: Weak debater, perceived as being rather wonkish, perceived as being ‘establishment’ due to the length of her political career.
Biography: Rebecca Trelawney (née Hirschi) was born on January 30th, 1967 in the Hessian capital of Wiesbaden as the youngest child of 4 in a military family from the city of Muncie, Indiana. Growing up, the young Hirschi developed the beginning of what were to be a lifelong conservative disposition, fostering a strong sense of American exceptionalism and a penchant for personal responsibility and importance of the nuclear family and of family values to American society.

Her education saw Rebecca develop a strongly competitive spirit within her academic life, attempting to outdo her siblings in every way possible to gain the affection of her parents, subsequently leading to Hirschi scoring amongst the highest in her grade academically in addition to serving as Class President during her time at high school. It was also during this period that the young Herschi developed her political identity, joining the Republican Party in the first year of the Reagan administration.

Upon her graduation from high school in 1985, Ms Hirschi studied history at Hanover College, during which she continued the strong academic performance from high school, being noted as a particularly conscientious student with regards to research, even if it to an extent disadvantaged her as a result of the inflexibility of her arguments. It was also during this time that the foundations towards a wider political career were laid by Ms Hirschi, with her being an active member of the both Hanover's College Republicans as well as the Indiana Federalist Society, in which she also interned. Upon the conclusion of her undergraduate study in 1989, Ms Hirschi elected to study for a Juris Doctor at the University of Notre Dame, continuing to be noted for her strongly detailed and researched approach in the trial setting throughout her studies at Notre Dame. It was also during her time at Notre Dame that Hirschi met David Trelawney, with the two developing a close relationship, culminating in the two of them marrying in the summer of 1992.

Upon graduation from Notre Dame, the recent law school graduate and now Mrs Trelawney was hired by the Indiana branch of the relatively recently founded Family Research Council in her home city of Muncie, during which she developed a reputation for her sustained efforts to direct campaigning towards married and suburban women in an attempt to make the socially conservative message of the Family Research Council resonate further within the demographics. Furthermore, Mrs Trelawney also sought to coordinate the group’s campaigning through greater cooperation with the Indiana Republican Party, with the Indiana branch regularly hosting fundraisers and issuing endorsements for Republican candidates.

Soon after, Rebecca Trelawney ran for Indiana’s 6th Congressional District during the 2002 midterms, using the connections made during her tenure at the Family Research Council to emphasise her socially conservative credentials whilst also featuring a primary campaign with a heavy emphasis on winning suburban primary votes, she was able to win a narrow victory of 51% in the Republican primary, going on to be elected to the House with 59% of the vote.

Her tenure in the House saw Congresswoman Trelawney develop a reputation as a solid party woman, regularly voting the party whip, particularly on issues of national security in the early year’s of the War on Terror whilst also developing a reputation as being particularly outspoken on issues of family values in order to galvanise the Republican based and retain the reputation that she had gained as being one of the most socially conservative Republicans in the House.

However, it was only during the 112th Congress, during which Representative Trelawney wrote and introduced to the House floor the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, which sought to make the restrictions to taxpayer funded abortions stipulated by the Hyde Amendment permanent. Although the act passed the House in a vote roughly along partisan lines within the first year of the 112th Congress, it generated significant controversy nationally as a result of backlash regarding language used within the bill laying out exceptions, nevertheless, the backlash amongst the liberal media and the Democratic Party allowed the Congresswoman to develop a small national profile that lasted for a short while.

However, Representative Trelawney's position grew following the 2014 midterms, which saw the Republican party receive a majority in both chambers of Congress, as a result of her election as Chair of the Republican Study Committee, the largest ideological conference in the congressional Republican Party. Her tenure as Chair saw the Congresswoman staunchly criticise the nuclear deal with Iran negotiated by the US and its allies, arguing the the agreement would merely embolden Iran in its foreign policy objectives, particularly with regard to Israel. However, the most notable aspect of Representative Trelawney's tenure as Chair of the Republican Study Committee was the 2016 Republican primaries, emerging as an early and vocal backer of Senator Calder's campaign, for which she actively stumped across Indiana for.

Despite the Congresswoman's efforts however, Indiana voted decisively in favour of Arnold Wolf Sr, subsequently leading to him becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, leading to the Congresswoman's endorsement of him in the name of Republican unity going into the general.
Despite her rather reluctant endorsement however, Trelawney withdrew her endorsement in October 2016, citing the recent sexual assault allegations against Wolf Sr by several Fox News interns as her reason for doing so. Despite this, Arnold Wolf Sr would go on to be elected as the 45th President of the United States.

Following the beginning of the 115th Congress, and subsequently the end of Congresswoman Trelawney's tenure as Chair of the Republican Study Committee, she fervently attempted to gain the favour of the White House by acting as a staunchly advocate of the President's agenda, particularly the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, which did much to improve her standing within the administration after her vocal support for its passage, as well as the private backing of then House Majority Leader (Not-McCarthy).

It was during the autumn of 2017 that the Congresswoman announced that she would not be running for another term in the House in 2018, instead electing to run for the Senate seat that was up for election within that year. Running on a largely socially conservative platform whilst emphasising her strong record of experience within the House, Trelawney was able to narrowly win the Republican primary with 39% of the vote, before then going on to win 50.6% of the vote in the general, winning the seat for the Republican Party.

During her tenure, the now Senator Trelawney has remained loyal to the Republican leadership and whip, acting as a fierce advocate for greater action against Iran following the increase in Middle Eastern tensions over the summer. However, now with President Wolf having resigned as President, and the race for who will succeed him as the 2020 Republican nominee intensifies, she has been left considering her options as to which candidate is best suited to advancing the Republican agenda, and who will enable the Republican Party to remain united going into the general.
Other Info: Resides in Muncie, Indiana with her husband of 28 years, David and their 3 children, Presbyterian.
I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: Greater Arab State
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[Greater Arab State]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Dentali
Character Name: Andrew James Crawford
Character Gender: M
Character Age: 44
Character Height: 6’1”
Character Weight: 215
Character Position/Role/Job: Senator from Georgia since 2014
Appearance: Patrick Murphy
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Character State of Origin: Georgia
Character State of Residence: Georgia
Character Party Affiliation: R
Main Strengths: Excellent Moral reputation, Calm Cool and Collected, Good at ‘America and Apple Pie Patriotism’, African American appeal
Main Weaknesses: Lacks knowledge on major issues, lacks political instincts, bad debater, can’t think on his feet, absent minded
Biography: (Minimum 2-3 paragraphs)

Andrew was born in Douglasville, Douglas County, Georgia in 1975 to a family that owned a small grocery store in the city. His upbringing included a large infusion of black culture as his school, church and neighborhood was majority African American, and played a large role in determining his outlook on the world. As his older brother was set up to inherit the grocery store he instead looked on getting involved in farm work and began to study agricultural science at the University of Nashville in 1994. In order to help pay for his studies he would join the ROTC.

In 1998 he returned to Georgia and began work as an agricultural engineer outside Atlanta until 9/11 occured and he was deployed overseas for multiple tours. Serving as an officer in a mortar unit, Crawford served mostly in Afghanistan and Northern Pakistan but was deployed to Iraq late in his service. Eventually he would be honorably discharged at the rank of Captain in 2007 after breaking his foot during a training exercise.


Following his service he returned to Atlanta and his full time work as an Agricultural Engineer but also became heavily involved in local veterans advocacy groups where he discovered a love and talent for fundraising and public speaking. Veterans events put him in touch with the Republican party who he volunteered for in the 2010 midterm election. His family's good reputation, his appeal to african americans and his status as a veteran made him a highly sought recruit for the Republican Party and in 2012 he was recruited by the Republican party to run for Congress in the open 11th Congressional District seat.

He won easily in the heavily red district and kept a quiet record over the next two years. He wrote a number of “Feel good” bills and popular legislation that didn’t do much to affect real change but had broad appeal, (though most bills were written by others and his staff). He was mainly a public face for the Georgia Congressional delegation and the “Next generation” of Republicans in Congress. He unified his generational appeal with the tea party movement’s surge of energy and anti-establishment appeal to win a race for the open Georgia Senate seat to replace a retiring Republican in 2014.

It was a surprisingly tough race and was characterized by two bad debates on the part of Crawford where he was hit for his lack of specifics. Still the red wave, polarization, and above average African American Appeal could not be overcome by the Democrat and Stevens took 53% of the vote.

The tenure of Crawford has seen him marked as a “Republican Centrist”, not a centrist of the country but in the middle of wherever the Republican party is at the moment. He has been a frequent opponent of China often fighting with Congress to try and decrease reliance between the United States and China who he sees as “America’s primary geopolitical foe”.

In 2016 he endorsed (Not Rubio) but after placing second in his state’s republican primary he switched his support to Wolf saying “The people of Georgia have spoken and I support them”. After this time he gave enthusiastic support to the party’s nominee.

Since the election of President Wolf he has been a major supporter and a big proponent of curbing EPA regulations, signing onto a letter encouraging Wolf to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. On the issue of the Chinese tariffs for example he said “I don’t like tariffs in general but this specific situation calls for them.”

In 2016 he authored and passed the “Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers Reform and Improvement Act of 2016” this mainly dealt with terrorism emergency response and preparedness but also included a few measures regarding police reform and the ability of federal law enforcement to peacefully defuse encounters with Americans especially minorities. In 2017 he authored and passed the “No Hero Left Untreated Act” which expanded Veterans Care and authorized a number of pilot programs for state of the art therapies. In 2018 he authored and passed the “Agricultural Trucking Relief Act” which greatly eased the regulatory burdens on the trucking and agri industry. Is “Pro Life with exceptions”, supports national concealed carry. Voted many times to repeal the affordable care act and supports repeal and replace.



Other Info: Married in 2007, has 3 children

Is on the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Veterans Affairs Committee

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

Do Not Remove: 84721

From what I recall, the character image might already be in use by Holt’s husband. Also, it’s a minor suggestion but perhaps it might be wise to expand on Crawford’s endorsement of (Not-Rubio), for example, did he actively campaign for the candidate during the primaries?

[Greater Arab State]

Unfortunately, there wasn’t a Senate election for Washington in 2020, United Hemand Insia.

[United Hemand Insia]

Unfortunately, there wasn’t a Senate election for Washington in 2020, United Hemand Insia.

Shit, I'll rerun for a two-year Rep spot. Let me change it real quick.

[Dentali]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Greater Arab State
Character Name: Rebecca Trelawney
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 52
Character Height: 5’4
Character Weight: 173 lbs
Character Position/Role/Job: Senator for Indiana (2019-Present), Chair of the Republican Study Committee (2015-2017), Representative for Indiana’s 6th Congressional District (2003-2019)
Appearance:

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Character State of Origin: Indiana (Born in Hesse, West Germany)
Character State of Residence: Indiana
Character Party Affiliation: Republican (1981-Present)
Main Strengths: Lengthy record of experience, appeals to the religious right and suburban voters, strong loyalty to the party line.
Main Weaknesses: Weak debater, perceived as being rather wonkish, perceived as being ‘establishment’ due to the length of her political career.
Biography: Rebecca Trelawney (née Hirschi) was born on January 30th, 1967 in the Hessian capital of Wiesbaden as the youngest child of 4 in a military family from the city of Muncie, Indiana. Growing up, the young Hirschi developed the beginning of what were to be a lifelong conservative disposition, fostering a strong sense of American exceptionalism and a penchant for personal responsibility and importance of the nuclear family and of family values to American society.

Her education saw Rebecca develop a strongly competitive spirit within her academic life, attempting to outdo her siblings in every way possible to gain the affection of her parents, subsequently leading to Hirschi scoring amongst the highest in her grade academically in addition to serving as Class President during her time at high school. It was also during this period that the young Herschi developed her political identity, joining the Republican Party in the first year of the Reagan administration.

Upon her graduation from high school in 1985, Ms Hirschi studied history at Hanover College, during which she continued the strong academic performance from high school, being noted as a particularly conscientious student with regards to research, even if it to an extent disadvantaged her as a result of the inflexibility of her arguments. It was also during this time that the foundations towards a wider political career were laid by Ms Hirschi, with her being an active member of the both Hanover's College Republicans as well as the Indiana Federalist Society, in which she also interned. Upon the conclusion of her undergraduate study in 1989, Ms Hirschi elected to study for a Juris Doctor at the University of Notre Dame, continuing to be noted for her strongly detailed and researched approach in the trial setting throughout her studies at Notre Dame. It was also during her time at Notre Dame that Hirschi met David Trelawney, with the two developing a close relationship, culminating in the two of them marrying in the summer of 1992.

Upon graduation from Notre Dame, the recent law school graduate and now Mrs Trelawney was hired by the Indiana branch of the relatively recently founded Family Research Council in her home city of Muncie, during which she developed a reputation for her sustained efforts to direct campaigning towards married and suburban women in an attempt to make the socially conservative message of the Family Research Council resonate further within the demographics. Furthermore, Mrs Trelawney also sought to coordinate the group’s campaigning through greater cooperation with the Indiana Republican Party, with the Indiana branch regularly hosting fundraisers and issuing endorsements for Republican candidates.

Soon after, Rebecca Trelawney ran for Indiana’s 6th Congressional District during the 2002 midterms, using the connections made during her tenure at the Family Research Council to emphasise her socially conservative credentials whilst also featuring a primary campaign with a heavy emphasis on winning suburban primary votes, she was able to win a narrow victory of 51% in the Republican primary, going on to be elected to the House with 59% of the vote.

Her tenure in the House saw Congresswoman Trelawney develop a reputation as a solid party woman, regularly voting the party whip, particularly on issues of national security in the early year’s of the War on Terror whilst also developing a reputation as being particularly outspoken on issues of family values in order to galvanise the Republican based and retain the reputation that she had gained as being one of the most socially conservative Republicans in the House.

However, it was only during the 112th Congress, during which Representative Trelawney wrote and introduced to the House floor the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, which sought to make the restrictions to taxpayer funded abortions stipulated by the Hyde Amendment permanent. Although the act passed the House in a vote roughly along partisan lines within the first year of the 112th Congress, it generated significant controversy nationally as a result of backlash regarding language used within the bill laying out exceptions, nevertheless, the backlash amongst the liberal media and the Democratic Party allowed the Congresswoman to develop a small national profile that lasted for a short while.

However, Representative Trelawney's position grew following the 2014 midterms, which saw the Republican party receive a majority in both chambers of Congress, as a result of her election as Chair of the Republican Study Committee, the largest ideological conference in the congressional Republican Party. Her tenure as Chair saw the Congresswoman staunchly criticise the nuclear deal with Iran negotiated by the US and its allies, arguing the the agreement would merely embolden Iran in its foreign policy objectives, particularly with regard to Israel. However, the most notable aspect of Representative Trelawney's tenure as Chair of the Republican Study Committee was the 2016 Republican primaries, emerging as an early and vocal backer of Senator Calder's campaign, for which she actively stumped across Indiana for.

Despite the Congresswoman's efforts however, Indiana voted decisively in favour of Arnold Wolf Sr, subsequently leading to him becoming the presumptive Republican nominee, leading to the Congresswoman's endorsement of him in the name of Republican unity going into the general.
Despite her rather reluctant endorsement however, Trelawney withdrew her endorsement in October 2016, citing the recent sexual assault allegations against Wolf Sr by several Fox News interns as her reason for doing so. Despite this, Arnold Wolf Sr would go on to be elected as the 45th President of the United States.

Following the beginning of the 115th Congress, and subsequently the end of Congresswoman Trelawney's tenure as Chair of the Republican Study Committee, she fervently attempted to gain the favour of the White House by acting as a staunchly advocate of the President's agenda, particularly the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, which did much to improve her standing within the administration after her vocal support for its passage, as well as the private backing of then House Majority Leader (Not-McCarthy).

It was during the autumn of 2017 that the Congresswoman announced that she would not be running for another term in the House in 2018, instead electing to run for the Senate seat that was up for election within that year. Running on a largely socially conservative platform whilst emphasising her strong record of experience within the House, Trelawney was able to narrowly win the Republican primary with 39% of the vote, before then going on to win 50.6% of the vote in the general, winning the seat for the Republican Party.

During her tenure, the now Senator Trelawney has remained loyal to the Republican leadership and whip, acting as a fierce advocate for greater action against Iran following the increase in Middle Eastern tensions over the summer. However, now with President Wolf having resigned as President, and the race for who will succeed him as the 2020 Republican nominee intensifies, she has been left considering her options as to which candidate is best suited to advancing the Republican agenda, and who will enable the Republican Party to remain united going into the general.
Other Info: Resides in Muncie, Indiana with her husband of 28 years, David and their 3 children, Presbyterian.
I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: Greater Arab State
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[Dentali]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Dentali
Character Name: Andrew James Crawford
Character Gender: M
Character Age: 44
Character Height: 6’1”
Character Weight: 215
Character Position/Role/Job: Senator from Georgia since 2014
Appearance: Jason Kander

Character State of Origin: Georgia
Character State of Residence: Georgia
Character Party Affiliation: R
Main Strengths: Excellent Moral reputation, Calm Cool and Collected, Good at ‘America and Apple Pie Patriotism’, African American appeal
Main Weaknesses: Lacks knowledge on major issues, lacks political instincts, bad debater, can’t think on his feet, absent minded
Biography: (Minimum 2-3 paragraphs)

Andrew was born in Douglasville, Douglas County, Georgia in 1975 to a family that owned a small grocery store in the city. His upbringing included a large infusion of black culture as his school, church and neighborhood was majority African American, and played a large role in determining his outlook on the world. As his older brother was set up to inherit the grocery store he instead looked on getting involved in farm work and began to study agricultural science at the University of Nashville in 1994. In order to help pay for his studies he would join the ROTC.

In 1998 he returned to Georgia and began work as an agricultural engineer outside Atlanta until 9/11 occured and he was deployed overseas for multiple tours. Serving as an officer in a mortar unit, Crawford served mostly in Afghanistan and Northern Pakistan but was deployed to Iraq late in his service. Eventually he would be honorably discharged at the rank of Captain in 2007 after breaking his foot during a training exercise.


Following his service he returned to Atlanta and his full time work as an Agricultural Engineer but also became heavily involved in local veterans advocacy groups where he discovered a love and talent for fundraising and public speaking. Veterans events put him in touch with the Republican party who he volunteered for in the 2010 midterm election. His family's good reputation, his appeal to african americans and his status as a veteran made him a highly sought recruit for the Republican Party and in 2012 he was recruited by the Republican party to run for Congress in the open 11th Congressional District seat.

He won easily in the heavily red district and kept a quiet record over the next two years. He wrote a number of “Feel good” bills and popular legislation that didn’t do much to affect real change but had broad appeal, (though most bills were written by others and his staff). He was mainly a public face for the Georgia Congressional delegation and the “Next generation” of Republicans in Congress. He unified his generational appeal with the tea party movement’s surge of energy and anti-establishment appeal to win a race for the open Georgia Senate seat to replace a retiring Republican in 2014.

It was a surprisingly tough race and was characterized by two bad debates on the part of Crawford where he was hit for his lack of specifics. Still the red wave, polarization, and above average African American Appeal could not be overcome by the Democrat and Stevens took 53% of the vote.

The tenure of Crawford has seen him marked as a “Republican Centrist”, not a centrist of the country but in the middle of wherever the Republican party is at the moment. He has been a frequent opponent of China often fighting with Congress to try and decrease reliance between the United States and China who he sees as “America’s primary geopolitical foe”.

In 2016 he endorsed (Not Rubio) but did little to campaign for him as he wasn't eager to make enemies in the party, how after Rubio placed second in his state’s republican primary he switched his support to Wolf saying “The people of Georgia have spoken and I support them”. After this time he gave enthusiastic support to the party’s nominee and campaigned whenever he was asked.

Since the election of President Wolf he has been a major supporter and a big proponent of curbing EPA regulations, signing onto a letter encouraging Wolf to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. On the issue of the Chinese tariffs for example he said “I don’t like tariffs in general but this specific situation calls for them.”

In 2016 he authored and passed the “Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers Reform and Improvement Act of 2016” this mainly dealt with terrorism emergency response and preparedness but also included a few measures regarding police reform and the ability of federal law enforcement to peacefully defuse encounters with Americans especially minorities. In 2017 he authored and passed the “No Hero Left Untreated Act” which expanded Veterans Care and authorized a number of pilot programs for state of the art therapies. In 2018 he authored and passed the “Agricultural Trucking Relief Act” which greatly eased the regulatory burdens on the trucking and agri industry. Is “Pro Life with exceptions”, supports national concealed carry. Voted many times to repeal the affordable care act and supports repeal and replace.



Other Info: Married in 2007, has 3 children

Is on the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Veterans Affairs Committee

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

Do Not Remove: 84721

[Republick Deutschland]

Did Tawney kill Solemani IC?

[Free Ward Marchers]

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Character Information Sheet[/align]

NS Nation Name: Free Ward Marchers
Character Name: Alberta Broussard
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 54
Character Height: 6ft
Character Weight: 247 lbs.
Character Position/Role/Job: Louisiana Senator (1991- 2003), Republican candidate for Louisiana Gubernatorial election (2003), Louisiana Lieutenant Governor (2010-2016), US Senator (2016-Present)
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Character State of Origin: Louisiana
Character State of Residence: Louisiana
Character Party Affiliation: Republican (1983-Present)
Main Strengths: Passionate speaker, Very well versed, Liked by the wolfists, populists and the Tea Party
Main Weaknesses: Has a history of racist comments, has been known to make up facts, bashes moderate "cookie cutter republicans"
Biography: (Minimum 2-3 paragraphs): Albertine Joy Broussard was born on April 26th, 1965 to a lower middle class family on the outskirts of Schriever, Louisiana. Her father (Geraud Broussard) was a fisherman, catching catfish in the local bayou, and her mother (Maria Kritz) was a stay at home mother who took care of her, and her three other sisters. As a child Broussard was very intelligent, often being the top of the class in all of her subjects and aceing all of her exams, she was also raised very conservatively by her mother, who was always fusing about her acting “like a lady” and being “prim and proper”. Her father and mother were both Cajun and made it a habit to preserve her cultural identity, by making her and her sisters speak french when they were in the house, and wearing traditional Cajun clothing.

In her highschool years, Broussard got into politics, taking debate classes and writing politically motivating essays. She would constantly bash then president Jimmy Carter on being weak on crime and foreign policy. During this time Broussard continued to[/color]excelling at her school work getting a 4.0 grade average by the time she graduated in 1983. After her graduation Broussard was given a scholarship to Princeton University where she got a Bachelors and eventually a Masters in Political Science in 1990. During her time in college and the year after she graduated Broussard would be very active on the conservative scene, being involved in several rallies and protest against liberal supported issues even being key speakers in most of them, Gaining her a small bit of publicity when some of these rallies were picked up by the news. In 1991 Broussard ran for the open state senate seat in district 20 unopposed as the only other challenger to the seat forfeited months before the election. In her first 6 years in the senate Broussard became infamous in the senate for being a bulldog against the policies of current governor (not-Edwin Edwards), especially against his pushing for casino gambling in Louisiana, which she stated “Would cause an influx of organized crime in the local cities while the fat cats in the governor’s circle get rich off the backs of the taxpayers that have to keep this immoral practice of embezzlement afloat”.

In 1995 Broussard ran for Governor and got fifth in the jungle primaries with 3% of the vote and was even considered a major candidate, thanks to televised interviews she did with local Louisiana networks during her hate campaign against (not-Edwin Edwards). After she went back to her work as a state senator and would be directly responsible for directing the creation of many bills implemented by governor (Not-Mike Foster), her most famous ones being fostering bills that ended state affirmative action and set-aside programs, tort reform bills, and helping create the Louisiana Community and Technical College System, and expanded the Tuition Opportunity Program for Students (TOPS).

In 2003 Broussard ran again for Louisiana governor, this time with great success, beating out three republicans including presumptive nominee, state Secretary of Health and Hospitals, (Not-Bobby Jindal). In the General election Broussard was against Lieutenant Governor (Not-Kathleen Blanco), which Broussard saw as an easy opponent. Having never been challenged for political office ever in her life, Broussard became overly confident about her winning the election, often bashed by the media for exuding an overwhelming amount of chauvinism in her speeches. In Broussard’s speeches she spoke in great detail about her achievements in the Louisiana senate, and how she always fought against the “immoral democratic establishment” to better help the Louisiana people. Despite her absolute confidence in winning the election, she lost to (Not-Kathleen Blanco) winning 48% of the vote to Blanco’s 52%.

Because the Louisiana constitution states that a state senator can only serve 12 consecutive years Broussard was unable to keep her seat and decided to take a step back from politics and start focusing on her social life, getting married to a doctor named Michael Laundry in 2006. During her stint of not being in public office, Broussard would become a recurring guest political commentator on local Louisiana television stations, complaining about Blanco’s handling of Hurricane Katrina and Rita, and later criticizing Governor (Not-Bobby Jindal) on being a RINO, and "Tarnishing the great conservative name with his own agenda".

During this cooldown period in her career, Broussard was becoming a household name in Louisiana homes and she decided to use this to her advantage in the 2010 Lieutenant Governor special election. In the election Broussard uplayed her life story to make her seem like an anti-elitist rags to riches candidate, a tactic that worked beautifully winning the general election by 57% of the vote. As Lieutenant Governor Broussard was seen as the bane of (not-Jindal’s) policies, trying hard to block him on every step of the way, all the while preaching about how "(not-Jindal) is a disgrace to the conservative name, a liberal in a mask, and a truly incompetent leader".

In the 2015 Louisiana Gubernatorial election Broussard decided not to run, as she wanted to run for the US senate in 2016, however she was vocal about her overall disgust with the democratic nominee; Russell Long, stating he is “A blatant example of a man with no ambition trying to squeeze his way into a position of power by saying pretty words, while at the same time limiting the people's freedom in the name of socialism”.

In her last year of being a Lieutenant Governor, Broussard used all the power invested in her to be a thorn in Governor Long’s side, being the most vocal proponent against him by far, and constantly trying to bring him down a peg in popularity. In 2016 Broussard ran for US senator again running on an anti-elitist platform, as well as criticizing the other republican candidates for being too soft and money hungry. Early on in her campaign Broussard publicly supported Wolf in his 2016 bid to be president, stating him as a “Exemplary example of true conservative in both attitude and conviction, with a honesty to just tell it like it is”. Her anti-elitist rhetoric matched with her endorsement of Wolf, was just enough to bolster her to the top in the jungle primary gaining 21% of the vote then going on to easily beat her democratic opponent with 60% of the vote.

In her 3 years in the Senate, Broussard Co-sponsored important legislation such as the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act which failed to pass to the senate, the Financial CHOICE Act of 2017 which also failed to pass, FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act of 2017 which did pass, and was signed by President Wolf. Also during her time in the senate Broussard has been an avid supporter of President Wolf and his policies while criticizing more mainstream republican agendas and proponents, such as being an early criticizer of both Paulson and Richardson in the republican primaries. In November of 2019, Broussard officially endorsed Bernie Porter for president, stating that “Porter is the strong heavy handed conservative we need at the helm of the republican party, to help us steer back to the direction of morality, which our party has seemed to have forgotten over the years”.
Other Info: Has a slight Cajun accent.

1980's: Several news clips of Broussard protesting gay rights legislation, where she repeatedly calls gay people "fags". Has not yet addressed these clips as they have not gotten notable notice yet.*
1996: Called newly elected Jewish senator (not-Ron Wyden) a K*ke to one of her assistants, who had recorded her. Also has not yet addressed this as of 2019 for the same reasons.*
2010: Called (not-Bobby Jindal) a Camel Jockey and a Sand N***** to one of her colleagues who works on fox news. The story broke in 2012, and even though their was no physical evidence she admitted to calling him a Camel Jockey (but not a a Sand N*****) and gave an overdramatic apology afterwards
2015: Made a joke to her campaign manager about How "they should rename the Democratic Party to the N***** Party, for how much they suck Baharia's Dick". The story broke in 2016 during her run for senator, where she vehemently denied the claims.*
2019: Called Velez " an insignificant brown stain" on Fox News after the first Democratic Debates, which the democrats called blatantly racist, to which she claimed they were purposefully being overdramatic and hostile

*All of these above statements are True and did happen, however unless they are proven IC they will remain allegorical and/or unown

I have read and accept the rules of the roleplay: Free Ward Marchers

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[Kargintina the Third]

Did Tawney kill Solemani IC?

Wolf did on July 4th 2019

[Republick Deutschland]

Did Tawney kill Solemani IC?

Wolf did on July 4th 2019

Okay!!

[New Cobastheia]

Did Tawney kill Solemani IC?

Wolf did on July 4th 2019

Iconic

[Louisianan]

Wolf did on July 4th 2019

Iconic

My grandma finished binge watching Designated Survivor and she says it's exactly like the Trump presidency even though it was filmed before.

[Federal States of Xathuecia]

Just an idea I had, not sure if it even fits the lore but I liked the thought of it

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Character Name: Vanessa Wallis
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 43
Height: 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight: 145 lbs.
Character Position/Role: Junior Senator from Vermont (2019 - Present); Vice-Chair of State Board of Education (2017- 2018); Member of State Board of Education (2013 - 2017); State Senator for Chittenden District (2007- 2013); Teacher at Burlington Public Schools (1999 - 2007); Student Body President of the University of Vermont (1997 - 1999)
Character State of Origin: Vermont
Character State of Residence: Vermont
Character Party Affiliation: Independent (2018 - Present); Democratic Party (2001 - 2018); Progressive Party (2010 - 2018)

Character Strengths
Representative of more progressive ideals garnering her widespread support among young people; Education background inspires confidence and trust evident in her public office despite her young age; Rising star among leftists and continues the legacy of Baginiski; Considered a reliable progressive in the Senate and incredibly well-liked by colleagues in the Senate; Maintains a close friendship with the Squad and a number of congresspeople; Incredibly successful fundraiser especially with small-level donations

Character Weaknesses:
Seen as not enough by some progressives due to her lack of national advocacy like Baginiski; Alienated some when she announced her change in party affiliation; Actively seen as a threat by conservatives and target of rude comments by Wolf and Wolfists; Misconstrued as inexperienced by some due to her age; Relatively new to politics and large-scale legislating; Written few pieces of legislation thus far and has lacked a major national profile; Uses social media with relative rareness compared to other progressives

Biography
WIP

Ideology
A lifelong advocate for educators and public education, Wallis has built a political reputation based around education and how to improve local communities. Guided by the belief all politics is local, she has striven for progressive policies at the national level often framing them as arguments for improving the daily lives of people and working families. Her renewed political awakening certainly coincides with the 2016 run of Baginiski and she seeks to emulate his tough attitude though Wallis has definitely take a turn inward, seeking to advocate more for Vermont and less on national politics. But this is mostly due to her own attitude of learning the ropes of being one of the youngest senators and not her unwillingness to spread a progressive message across the nation.

Other Information
Upon the retirement/death of Baginiski, Wallis faced a tough primary to succeed the giant of a politician. Focusing on local connections she has established in Burlington and in her time in the state senate, she ran an insurgent campaign to the left of arguably pretty liberal candidates. Touting her blue collar background as an educator and being youthful with a family, she captivated many supporters who may have been cautious of her progressive ideals. Vowing to advocate for Vermont and in a nod to Baginiski's legacy , she severed all political affiliations and ran as an independent. Eeking out a slim victory in the primary, she would handily go on to become the youngest and arguably one of the most progressive senators.

[Dentali]

Just an idea I had, not sure if it even fits the lore but I liked the thought of it

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Character Name: Vanessa Wallis
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 43
Height: 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight: 145 lbs.
Character Position/Role: Junior Senator from Vermont (2019 - Present); Vice-Chair of State Board of Education (2017- 2018); Member of State Board of Education (2013 - 2017); State Senator for Chittenden District (2007- 2013); Teacher at Burlington Public Schools (1999 - 2007); Student Body President of the University of Vermont (1997 - 1999)
Character State of Origin: Vermont
Character State of Residence: Vermont
Character Party Affiliation: Independent (2018 - Present); Democratic Party (2001 - 2018); Progressive Party (2010 - 2018)

Character Strengths
Representative of more progressive ideals garnering her widespread support among young people; Education background inspires confidence and trust evident in her public office despite her young age; Rising star among leftists and continues the legacy of Baginiski; Considered a reliable progressive in the Senate and incredibly well-liked by colleagues in the Senate; Maintains a close friendship with the Squad and a number of congresspeople; Incredibly successful fundraiser especially with small-level donations

Character Weaknesses:
Seen as not enough by some progressives due to her lack of national advocacy like Baginiski; Alienated some when she announced her change in party affiliation; Actively seen as a threat by conservatives and target of rude comments by Wolf and Wolfists; Misconstrued as inexperienced by some due to her age; Relatively new to politics and large-scale legislating; Written few pieces of legislation thus far and has lacked a major national profile; Uses social media with relative rareness compared to other progressives

Biography
WIP

Ideology
A lifelong advocate for educators and public education, Wallis has built a political reputation based around education and how to improve local communities. Guided by the belief all politics is local, she has striven for progressive policies at the national level often framing them as arguments for improving the daily lives of people and working families. Her renewed political awakening certainly coincides with the 2016 run of Baginiski and she seeks to emulate his tough attitude though Wallis has definitely take a turn inward, seeking to advocate more for Vermont and less on national politics. But this is mostly due to her own attitude of learning the ropes of being one of the youngest senators and not her unwillingness to spread a progressive message across the nation.

Other Information
Upon the retirement/death of Baginiski, Wallis faced a tough primary to succeed the giant of a politician. Focusing on local connections she has established in Burlington and in her time in the state senate, she ran an insurgent campaign to the left of arguably pretty liberal candidates. Touting her blue collar background as an educator and being youthful with a family, she captivated many supporters who may have been cautious of her progressive ideals. Vowing to advocate for Vermont and in a nod to Baginiski's legacy , she severed all political affiliations and ran as an independent. Eeking out a slim victory in the primary, she would handily go on to become the youngest and arguably one of the most progressive senators.

shed be caucusing with the dems right?

[New Cobastheia]

Guys, guys, scroll down on this just a bit and if someone hasn't edited it out first, you'll get a good laugh

[Kargintina the Third]

Guys, guys, scroll down on this just a bit and if someone hasn't edited it out first, you'll get a good laugh

Lmao

[Federal States of Xathuecia]

Just an idea I had, not sure if it even fits the lore but I liked the thought of it

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Character Name: Vanessa Wallis
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 43
Height: 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight: 145 lbs.
Character Position/Role: Junior Senator from Vermont (2019 - Present); Vice-Chair of State Board of Education (2017- 2018); Member of State Board of Education (2013 - 2017); State Senator for Chittenden District (2007- 2013); Teacher at Burlington Public Schools (1999 - 2007); Student Body President of the University of Vermont (1997 - 1999)
Character State of Origin: Vermont
Character State of Residence: Vermont
Character Party Affiliation: Independent (2018 - Present); Democratic Party (2001 - 2018); Progressive Party (2010 - 2018)

Character Strengths
Representative of more progressive ideals garnering her widespread support among young people; Education background inspires confidence and trust evident in her public office despite her young age; Rising star among leftists and continues the legacy of Baginiski; Considered a reliable progressive in the Senate and incredibly well-liked by colleagues in the Senate; Maintains a close friendship with the Squad and a number of congresspeople; Incredibly successful fundraiser especially with small-level donations

Character Weaknesses:
Seen as not enough by some progressives due to her lack of national advocacy like Baginiski; Alienated some when she announced her change in party affiliation; Actively seen as a threat by conservatives and target of rude comments by Wolf and Wolfists; Misconstrued as inexperienced by some due to her age; Relatively new to politics and large-scale legislating; Written few pieces of legislation thus far and has lacked a major national profile; Uses social media with relative rareness compared to other progressives

Biography
WIP

Ideology
A lifelong advocate for educators and public education, Wallis has built a political reputation based around education and how to improve local communities. Guided by the belief all politics is local, she has striven for progressive policies at the national level often framing them as arguments for improving the daily lives of people and working families. Her renewed political awakening certainly coincides with the 2016 run of Baginiski and she seeks to emulate his tough attitude though Wallis has definitely take a turn inward, seeking to advocate more for Vermont and less on national politics. But this is mostly due to her own attitude of learning the ropes of being one of the youngest senators and not her unwillingness to spread a progressive message across the nation.

Other Information
Upon the retirement/death of Baginiski, Wallis faced a tough primary to succeed the giant of a politician. Focusing on local connections she has established in Burlington and in her time in the state senate, she ran an insurgent campaign to the left of arguably pretty liberal candidates. Touting her blue collar background as an educator and being youthful with a family, she captivated many supporters who may have been cautious of her progressive ideals. Vowing to advocate for Vermont and in a nod to Baginiski's legacy , she severed all political affiliations and ran as an independent. Eeking out a slim victory in the primary, she would handily go on to become the youngest and arguably one of the most progressive senators.

shed be caucusing with the dems right?

Yep!

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Bump

Since the other mods have no objections to be made.

+ACCEPTED

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

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Character Information Sheet

NS Nation Name: Dentali
Character Name: Andrew James Crawford
Character Gender: M
Character Age: 44
Character Height: 6’1”
Character Weight: 215
Character Position/Role/Job: Senator from Georgia since 2014
Appearance: Jason Kander
(Image)
Character State of Origin: Georgia
Character State of Residence: Georgia
Character Party Affiliation: R
Main Strengths: Excellent Moral reputation, Calm Cool and Collected, Good at ‘America and Apple Pie Patriotism’, African American appeal
Main Weaknesses: Lacks knowledge on major issues, lacks political instincts, bad debater, can’t think on his feet, absent minded
Biography: (Minimum 2-3 paragraphs)

Andrew was born in Douglasville, Douglas County, Georgia in 1975 to a family that owned a small grocery store in the city. His upbringing included a large infusion of black culture as his school, church and neighborhood was majority African American, and played a large role in determining his outlook on the world. As his older brother was set up to inherit the grocery store he instead looked on getting involved in farm work and began to study agricultural science at the University of Nashville in 1994. In order to help pay for his studies he would join the ROTC.

In 1998 he returned to Georgia and began work as an agricultural engineer outside Atlanta until 9/11 occured and he was deployed overseas for multiple tours. Serving as an officer in a mortar unit, Crawford served mostly in Afghanistan and Northern Pakistan but was deployed to Iraq late in his service. Eventually he would be honorably discharged at the rank of Captain in 2007 after breaking his foot during a training exercise.


Following his service he returned to Atlanta and his full time work as an Agricultural Engineer but also became heavily involved in local veterans advocacy groups where he discovered a love and talent for fundraising and public speaking. Veterans events put him in touch with the Republican party who he volunteered for in the 2010 midterm election. His family's good reputation, his appeal to african americans and his status as a veteran made him a highly sought recruit for the Republican Party and in 2012 he was recruited by the Republican party to run for Congress in the open 11th Congressional District seat.

He won easily in the heavily red district and kept a quiet record over the next two years. He wrote a number of “Feel good” bills and popular legislation that didn’t do much to affect real change but had broad appeal, (though most bills were written by others and his staff). He was mainly a public face for the Georgia Congressional delegation and the “Next generation” of Republicans in Congress. He unified his generational appeal with the tea party movement’s surge of energy and anti-establishment appeal to win a race for the open Georgia Senate seat to replace a retiring Republican in 2014.

It was a surprisingly tough race and was characterized by two bad debates on the part of Crawford where he was hit for his lack of specifics. Still the red wave, polarization, and above average African American Appeal could not be overcome by the Democrat and Stevens took 53% of the vote.

The tenure of Crawford has seen him marked as a “Republican Centrist”, not a centrist of the country but in the middle of wherever the Republican party is at the moment. He has been a frequent opponent of China often fighting with Congress to try and decrease reliance between the United States and China who he sees as “America’s primary geopolitical foe”.

In 2016 he endorsed (Not Rubio) but did little to campaign for him as he wasn't eager to make enemies in the party, how after Rubio placed second in his state’s republican primary he switched his support to Wolf saying “The people of Georgia have spoken and I support them”. After this time he gave enthusiastic support to the party’s nominee and campaigned whenever he was asked.

Since the election of President Wolf he has been a major supporter and a big proponent of curbing EPA regulations, signing onto a letter encouraging Wolf to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. On the issue of the Chinese tariffs for example he said “I don’t like tariffs in general but this specific situation calls for them.”

In 2016 he authored and passed the “Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers Reform and Improvement Act of 2016” this mainly dealt with terrorism emergency response and preparedness but also included a few measures regarding police reform and the ability of federal law enforcement to peacefully defuse encounters with Americans especially minorities. In 2017 he authored and passed the “No Hero Left Untreated Act” which expanded Veterans Care and authorized a number of pilot programs for state of the art therapies. In 2018 he authored and passed the “Agricultural Trucking Relief Act” which greatly eased the regulatory burdens on the trucking and agri industry. Is “Pro Life with exceptions”, supports national concealed carry. Voted many times to repeal the affordable care act and supports repeal and replace.



Other Info: Married in 2007, has 3 children

Is on the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Veterans Affairs Committee

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

Do Not Remove: 84721

I would suggest him going to an HBCU after high school/military if you really want to increase potential appeal among Blacks. Perhaps add a paragraph of him doing some pro bono work for black farmers in southeastern Georgia. Kinda looks like growing up in the inner city is the only reason that the app gives for the reason that he appeals to Blacks.

The only other thing I have to mention with this app is that you wrote this guy to be a non-policy wonk. So please be conscious of that fact, it would be very not in line with character if he were to write 10 page long policy papers on specific minutia

Other than I like the app

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

Just an idea I had, not sure if it even fits the lore but I liked the thought of it

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Character Name: Vanessa Wallis
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 43
Height: 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight: 145 lbs.
Character Position/Role: Junior Senator from Vermont (2019 - Present); Vice-Chair of State Board of Education (2017- 2018); Member of State Board of Education (2013 - 2017); State Senator for Chittenden District (2007- 2013); Teacher at Burlington Public Schools (1999 - 2007); Student Body President of the University of Vermont (1997 - 1999)
Character State of Origin: Vermont
Character State of Residence: Vermont
Character Party Affiliation: Independent (2018 - Present); Democratic Party (2001 - 2018); Progressive Party (2010 - 2018)

Character Strengths
Representative of more progressive ideals garnering her widespread support among young people; Education background inspires confidence and trust evident in her public office despite her young age; Rising star among leftists and continues the legacy of Baginiski; Considered a reliable progressive in the Senate and incredibly well-liked by colleagues in the Senate; Maintains a close friendship with the Squad and a number of congresspeople; Incredibly successful fundraiser especially with small-level donations

Character Weaknesses:
Seen as not enough by some progressives due to her lack of national advocacy like Baginiski; Alienated some when she announced her change in party affiliation; Actively seen as a threat by conservatives and target of rude comments by Wolf and Wolfists; Misconstrued as inexperienced by some due to her age; Relatively new to politics and large-scale legislating; Written few pieces of legislation thus far and has lacked a major national profile; Uses social media with relative rareness compared to other progressives

Biography
WIP

Ideology
A lifelong advocate for educators and public education, Wallis has built a political reputation based around education and how to improve local communities. Guided by the belief all politics is local, she has striven for progressive policies at the national level often framing them as arguments for improving the daily lives of people and working families. Her renewed political awakening certainly coincides with the 2016 run of Baginiski and she seeks to emulate his tough attitude though Wallis has definitely take a turn inward, seeking to advocate more for Vermont and less on national politics. But this is mostly due to her own attitude of learning the ropes of being one of the youngest senators and not her unwillingness to spread a progressive message across the nation.

Other Information
Upon the retirement/death of Baginiski, Wallis faced a tough primary to succeed the giant of a politician. Focusing on local connections she has established in Burlington and in her time in the state senate, she ran an insurgent campaign to the left of arguably pretty liberal candidates. Touting her blue collar background as an educator and being youthful with a family, she captivated many supporters who may have been cautious of her progressive ideals. Vowing to advocate for Vermont and in a nod to Baginiski's legacy , she severed all political affiliations and ran as an independent. Eeking out a slim victory in the primary, she would handily go on to become the youngest and arguably one of the most progressive senators.

Do you promise this is your last character?

[Louisianan]

Since the other mods have no objections to be made.

+ACCEPTED

Yay!!! Hypo finally can have a friend.....

[Democratic Peoples republic of Kelvinsi]

I am gonna do a slice of life/planning post from everyone's favorite populist Governor today.

EDIT:

Burgun is learning Spanish to try and win big among Hispanics in 2024.

[Free Ward Marchers]

tried to do something new with Alberta, not entirely sure what my goal was with the tweet, but I feel she would be the type of person to tweet her introspective philosophical ramblings, so enjoy there will be more of that.

[Bruke]

Just an idea I had, not sure if it even fits the lore but I liked the thought of it

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Character Name: Vanessa Wallis
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 43
Height: 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight: 145 lbs.
Character Position/Role: Junior Senator from Vermont (2019 - Present); Vice-Chair of State Board of Education (2017- 2018); Member of State Board of Education (2013 - 2017); State Senator for Chittenden District (2007- 2013); Teacher at Burlington Public Schools (1999 - 2007); Student Body President of the University of Vermont (1997 - 1999)
Character State of Origin: Vermont
Character State of Residence: Vermont
Character Party Affiliation: Independent (2018 - Present); Democratic Party (2001 - 2018); Progressive Party (2010 - 2018)

Character Strengths
Representative of more progressive ideals garnering her widespread support among young people; Education background inspires confidence and trust evident in her public office despite her young age; Rising star among leftists and continues the legacy of Baginiski; Considered a reliable progressive in the Senate and incredibly well-liked by colleagues in the Senate; Maintains a close friendship with the Squad and a number of congresspeople; Incredibly successful fundraiser especially with small-level donations

Character Weaknesses:
Seen as not enough by some progressives due to her lack of national advocacy like Baginiski; Alienated some when she announced her change in party affiliation; Actively seen as a threat by conservatives and target of rude comments by Wolf and Wolfists; Misconstrued as inexperienced by some due to her age; Relatively new to politics and large-scale legislating; Written few pieces of legislation thus far and has lacked a major national profile; Uses social media with relative rareness compared to other progressives

Biography
WIP

Ideology
A lifelong advocate for educators and public education, Wallis has built a political reputation based around education and how to improve local communities. Guided by the belief all politics is local, she has striven for progressive policies at the national level often framing them as arguments for improving the daily lives of people and working families. Her renewed political awakening certainly coincides with the 2016 run of Baginiski and she seeks to emulate his tough attitude though Wallis has definitely take a turn inward, seeking to advocate more for Vermont and less on national politics. But this is mostly due to her own attitude of learning the ropes of being one of the youngest senators and not her unwillingness to spread a progressive message across the nation.

Other Information
Upon the retirement/death of Baginiski, Wallis faced a tough primary to succeed the giant of a politician. Focusing on local connections she has established in Burlington and in her time in the state senate, she ran an insurgent campaign to the left of arguably pretty liberal candidates. Touting her blue collar background as an educator and being youthful with a family, she captivated many supporters who may have been cautious of her progressive ideals. Vowing to advocate for Vermont and in a nod to Baginiski's legacy , she severed all political affiliations and ran as an independent. Eeking out a slim victory in the primary, she would handily go on to become the youngest and arguably one of the most progressive senators.

Slim will plot with her to impose dairy supply management on the entire country

[Federal States of Xathuecia]

Just an idea I had, not sure if it even fits the lore but I liked the thought of it

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Character Information Sheet

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Character Name: Vanessa Wallis
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 43
Height: 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight: 145 lbs.
Character Position/Role: Junior Senator from Vermont (2019 - Present); Vice-Chair of State Board of Education (2017- 2018); Member of State Board of Education (2013 - 2017); State Senator for Chittenden District (2007- 2013); Teacher at Burlington Public Schools (1999 - 2007); Student Body President of the University of Vermont (1997 - 1999)
Character State of Origin: Vermont
Character State of Residence: Vermont
Character Party Affiliation: Independent (2018 - Present); Democratic Party (2001 - 2018); Progressive Party (2010 - 2018)

Character Strengths
Representative of more progressive ideals garnering her widespread support among young people; Education background inspires confidence and trust evident in her public office despite her young age; Rising star among leftists and continues the legacy of Baginiski; Considered a reliable progressive in the Senate and incredibly well-liked by colleagues in the Senate; Maintains a close friendship with the Squad and a number of congresspeople; Incredibly successful fundraiser especially with small-level donations

Character Weaknesses:
Seen as not enough by some progressives due to her lack of national advocacy like Baginiski; Alienated some when she announced her change in party affiliation; Actively seen as a threat by conservatives and target of rude comments by Wolf and Wolfists; Misconstrued as inexperienced by some due to her age; Relatively new to politics and large-scale legislating; Written few pieces of legislation thus far and has lacked a major national profile; Uses social media with relative rareness compared to other progressives

Biography
WIP

Ideology
A lifelong advocate for educators and public education, Wallis has built a political reputation based around education and how to improve local communities. Guided by the belief all politics is local, she has striven for progressive policies at the national level often framing them as arguments for improving the daily lives of people and working families. Her renewed political awakening certainly coincides with the 2016 run of Baginiski and she seeks to emulate his tough attitude though Wallis has definitely take a turn inward, seeking to advocate more for Vermont and less on national politics. But this is mostly due to her own attitude of learning the ropes of being one of the youngest senators and not her unwillingness to spread a progressive message across the nation.

Other Information
Upon the retirement/death of Baginiski, Wallis faced a tough primary to succeed the giant of a politician. Focusing on local connections she has established in Burlington and in her time in the state senate, she ran an insurgent campaign to the left of arguably pretty liberal candidates. Touting her blue collar background as an educator and being youthful with a family, she captivated many supporters who may have been cautious of her progressive ideals. Vowing to advocate for Vermont and in a nod to Baginiski's legacy , she severed all political affiliations and ran as an independent. Eeking out a slim victory in the primary, she would handily go on to become the youngest and arguably one of the most progressive senators.

Do you promise this is your last character?

What a tough promise to make...I'd say no right now.

Whoever is my last character, they will definitely be a Senator. But I'm unsure of who to make, this timid progressive learning the ropes, a smart and tactful Midwestern scruffy Democrat, a classic establishment former VP Dem nominee from the Rockies, a Southern gal that is the face of partisanship, or go all in and take on the challenge that is (Not-Susan Collins).

Basically depends on need and none of these will happen until my time frees up which is definitely not right now.