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FYI, the debate will be in #june-presidential-debate, not #debate.

Lagrodia wrote:

I despise the Atlantic, to me it’s the capital of classic democratic elites. Very very occasionally someone writes something worthwhile on it, but mostly it’s just “[left-wing framing of a terrible right-wing solution] to [insert issue]”

Is there anything you *don't* despise?

:P

Let's get the Library Commission going.

Horatius Cocles, would you want to chair a Library Commission? Roborian, The Gallant Old Republic, and The Catholic State of Eire, would you like to be members?

United massachusetts wrote:

Anyone but PiS in my book. I, like you, support PSL.

I like the party ,they would be my pick, but in my country you can't tell who you're gonna vote for... Because that would be "vote agitation"

Polish army accidentally started occupation in a Czech city... I hope it doesn't get too far in international politics.

These two speak a whole lot of sense and they look at things not just at surface level but also call out what are the systemic problems in the U.S.. One is a Democrat and the other a Republican but are both focused on helping the working class and they detest the corporatist neo-liberals in both parties :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmQ8lLobnjw

We had this incident in 1995, but, as it shows, humans are usually reasonable and take the right decisions:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_rocket_incident

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And%C3%B8ya_Space_Center

We do have an issue to decide on -- my re-election as President, per the Omnibus Act, leaves my Senate seat open and vacant. Our Constitution does not have a provision for special elections; the President is fully in his power to appoint anyone to fill any vacancy in the Senate. Having said that, the Senate term is far from over and the next scheduled Senate elections will not be for months. Thus, I'm considering hosting a de facto special elections (some unofficial polling, if you will) to see who citizens would like to fill the seats. Perhaps such an election can also be a trial run for a few things. For instance, does ranked-choice voting work? Is it too confusing? Well, there's one way to find out!

Also, Library Commission members, check your telegram inboxes! <3

Wassup my peps

Welcome, new nations!

I updated the regional dispatch and the world factbook entry. (Recommendations for changes are welcome.)

Some items to add to the regional to-do list:
* The High Court is vacant right now, so United massachusetts needs to nominate three justices.
* The Senate no longer has a size or electoral method, so the Congress needs to pass a law on that.
* Likewise, the Congress needs to enact a law providing for the election of the Assembly's Speaker.
* Both houses of Congress should pass rules of procedure, and the High Court should do the same.

Also, a number of you need to update your forum profiles:

https://nsrighttolife.proboards.com/page/faq

In particular, please make sure your avatars, display names, and display groups are up to date.

Lagrodia wrote:

I despise the Atlantic, to me it’s the capital of classic democratic elites. Very very occasionally someone writes something worthwhile on it, but mostly it’s just “[left-wing framing of a terrible right-wing solution] to [insert issue]”

I only go there incidentally, normal reads for me are simply the Catholic Herald, Postliberal Thought, and the Imaginative Conservative, with occasional dips into First Things and the New Oxford Review. Often I choose to ignore the world and the media.