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Lordusan

2020-07-16T20:30:51Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Lordusan
|office = Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court]]
|term_start = February 13, 2018
|term_end = June 11, 2018
|nominator = [[Poke]]
|successor = [[Jeb!]]
|office1 = Secretary of Defense
|term_start1 = February 12, 2018
|term_end1 = February 13, 2018
|predecessor1 = Jim Mattis
|successor1 = [[Nomad]]
|office2 = Dixie Assemblyman from the [[At Large]] Assembly District
|term_start2 = January 9, 2019
|term_end2 = February 1, 2019

|birth_place = United States
|party = [[Communist Party]]

}}

'''Lordusan'''(dog respecter#2463) is an American politician who most notably served as an Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court]] of the United States. As a member of the [[Communist Party]], he was nominated by President [[Poke]] as Secretary of Defense and subsequently confirmed by the Senate on February 12, 2018. Just a day later, he was removed from that position and was confirmed as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court with a 4-2 vote in the Senate. He was responsible for being the Majority Author of the ruling for Case 18-03, ''Butterlands v. United States'', which is now viewed as anti-canon and was overruled. He resigned on June 11 as part of the [[First Communist Exodus]]. He re-entered politics in January 2019 and appointed to the [[Dixie General Assembly]] to replace [[Bakk]] for a month, but left again for good in late May.

Narrator667

2020-07-16T16:14:29Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Narrator667
|office = Secretary of Energy
|term_start = February 12, 2018
|term_end = March 17, 2018
|predecessor = Rick Perry
|successor = [[Butterlands]]

|birth_place = United States
|party = [[Independent]]

}}

'''Narrator667''' (narratordude#6050) was an [[Independent]] politician who was confirmed by the Senate with a 4-2 vote to be the First Secretary of Energy post-reorganization. He resigned after one month, for unknown reasons. He has not re-entered public life since.

Meatduck

2020-07-16T14:41:12Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Meatduck
|office = [[United States House of Representatives|Representative]] from the North’s [[At Large]] Congressional District
|term_start = February 3, 2018
|term_end = October 31, 2018
|office1 = Secretary of Labor
|term_start1 = February 12, 2018
|term_end1 = May 2018
|predecessor1 = Alexander Acosta
|successor1 = [[Butterlands]]
|office2 = Chairman of the Federal Reserve
|term_start3 = June 19, 2018
|term_end3 = March 19, 2019
|predecessor3 = Janet Yellen

|birth_place = United States
|party = [[Communist Party]](February 2018-June 2018, December 2018-Present) [[Progressive Party]] (June 2018-December 2018) [[Green Party]] (Before 2018)

}}

'''Meatduck''' (meatduck12#3741) was an American politician who served in the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] and in the [[Cabinet]]. He had leftist ideologies, being a member of the [[Communist Party]], and later the [[Progressive Party]]. He partaked in the [[Second Communist Exodus]].

== House of Representatives ==
At the time, people were elected to the House on party lines. Parties owned the seats, not people. It is assumed Meatduck was elected on the Democratic line in [[Dixie]], which was at the time known as the Southern State, and switched to the Communist Party. In the First Congress, he introduced the Warren B. Mosler Comprehensive Financial Efficiency Act in the 1st Congress, which reformed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve. He was re-elected in the [[North]] in April and June as a Communist, and when the party shuttered in June, he was re-elected in August on the [[Progressive Party]] line. He was elected out in October.

== Cabinet ==
In February 2018, he was nominated by President [[Poke]] to the position of Secretary of Labor. Like other nominations, the Senate confirmed him 4-2. He didn't do much as Secretary, and was removed from office in May. A month later, President [[Politophile]] nominated him to Chair of the Federal Reserve. As Chairman, he ordered that details of all bank loan transactions to be made public. He was in this position until he left during the Second Communist Exodus.

== Party Affiliations ==
Meatduck holds leftist ideologies. When he first entered politics, he was a member of the [[Green Party]], but then became a member of the [[Communist Party]]. When the Communists were no longer a party, he moved to the [[Progressive Party]]. At the end of 2018, he changed back to a Communist, and because of that he left during the Exodus.

Lordusan

2020-07-16T13:33:32Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Lordusan
|office = Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court]]
|term_start = February 13, 2018
|term_end = June 11, 2018
|nominator = [[Poke]]
|successor = [[Jeb!]]
|office1 = Secretary of Defense
|term_start1 = February 12, 2018
|term_end1 = February 13, 2018
|predecessor1 = Jim Mattis
|successor1 = [[Nomad]]

|birth_place = United States
|party = [[Communist Party]]

}}

'''Lordusan'''(dog respecter#2463) is an American politician who most notably served as an Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court]] of the United States. As a member of the [[Communist Party]], he was nominated by President [[Poke]] as Secretary of Defense and subsequently confirmed by the Senate on February 12, 2018. Just a day later, he was removed from that position and was confirmed as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court with a 4-2 vote in the Senate. He was responsible for being the Majority Author of the ruling for Case 18-03, ''Butterlands v. United States'', which is now viewed as anti-canon and was overruled. After resigning on June 11 as part of the [[First Communist Exodus]], he re-entered politics in January 2019, but left again for good in late May.

Lyndon Garland

2020-07-16T13:06:25Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Lyndon Alistair Garland
|office = President of the United States
|term_start = July 13, 2020
|vicepresident = [[Cabin]]
|predecessor = [[Valerie]]

|office1 =[[Governor of the Northern State]]
|lieutenant_governor1 = [[Jebcubed]] [[Jack Coulter]]
|term_start1 = February 3, 2020
|term_end1 = July 13, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Thundy]]
|successor1 = [[Jack Coulter]]
|office3 = [[Senate|United States Senator]] from the [[Northern State]]
|image = [[File:Brown062 100317.jpg|250px]]
|term_start3 = August 3, 2019
|term_end3 = February 3, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[John Boehner]]
|successor3 = [[Thanos]]
|office4 = United States Ambassador to the United Nations
|president4 = [[Valerie]]
|term_start4 = April 16,2020
|term_end4 = July 13, 2020
|predecessor4 = [[Kamala Harris]]
|successor4 =

|office5 = [[Secretary of the Treasury]]
|president5 = [[Patty]]
|term_start5 =October 10, 2019
|term_end5 = October 20, 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Rincewind]]
|successor5 = [[Computerguy15]]
|president6 = [[MichiganLefty]] [[Barch]]
|term_start6 = December 12, 2019
|term_end6 = January 1, 2020
|predecessor6 = [[Computerguy15]]
|successor6 = [[Cabin]]
|office7 = [[Secretary of Defense ]]
|president7 = [[LOTR]] [[Patty]]
|term_start7 = August 23, 2019
|term_end7 = October 20, 2019
|predecessor7 = [[LOTR]]
|successor7 = [[Rincewind]]
|office8 = Member of the [[House of Representatives |U.S. House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5th]] District
|term_start7 =July 12, 2019
|successor7 = [[Rufflez]]
|predecessor7 = [[John Boehner]]
|term_end7 = August 3, 2019
|office9 = Member of the [[House of Delegates]]
|term_start9 =October 12, 2019
|term_end9 = February 3, 2020
|predecessor9 = [[Rufflez]]
|successor9 = [[LOTR]]
|office2 = [[President pro tempore of the United States Senate]]
|term_start2 = November 8, 2019
|term_end2 = January 11, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[John Smith]]
|successor2 = [[Matthew Hale]]
|birth_date = July 3, 1978
|birth_place = New York, New York
|party = [[American Liberal Party]] [[Labor]] (Until 2020)
|spouse = {{marriage|Stephanie Chaves|2006}}
|children = 3
|education = Brandeis University ([[Public Accounting|BS]]) ([[Master of Business Adminisration|MS]])

}}
'''Lyndon Garland''' is an American businessman and Educator who is currently serving as the President of the United States. Prior to that, he served as a United States Senator representing the Northern State and served as Chairman of the Labor Party. Garland served as Secretary of Defense under President LOTR and Secretary of Treasury under President Patty. Garland has been in elected office since July of 2019 and is aligned with Social Liberalism.

==Early life and Education==

Garland was born in New York, New York, the son of Cory Garland, an Electrical Engineer and Maria Garland, a Teacher. In 1985, the Garlands moved from New York to Boston, Massachusetts, where Lyndon attended elementary school at St. Francis Day School and highschool at Cambridge Preparatory Academy. In 1996 Garland graduated high school and enrolled in [[Brandeis University]] majoring in Public Accounting and minoring in Behavioral Economics. In 2001 Garland graduated from Brandeis University upon receiving his Masters of Business Administration.
=Business Career=
In the winter of 2001, Garland joined PayPal in the financial services department in San Jose prior to the company's IPO. By 2005, Garland had founded Brandeis LLC, a digital media platform based primarily on the upper east side of Manhattan. Garland was the President and CEO of Brandeis from 2005 to 2019, when it was sold to Chinese investors. Based on public information, Garland holds a considerable net worth of $150 million based in large part to his time at Brandeis. In December 2019, Brandeis LLC founded the Northerner newspaper, when Garland writes a weekly column related to issues in the Northern State

== House of Representatives ==
Garland was elected to the House of Representatives to represent the 6th Congressional district in the Northern State. He faced Mr. Generalis in the general election winning 63% of the vote in his first race. The campaign was marked by an intense debate over monetary policy, paying down the national debt, and differing investment in higher education and healthcare by the two candidates. Garland refused to endorse [[single-payer healthcare]] and took a moderate approach to endorse tuition-free college calling for prioritization of STEM and balance in funding. Garland also went on to endorse a version of the [[Green New Deal]] that included funding for nuclear energy.

Pundits have noted a contrast in policy in rhetoric by Garland and other freshmen Labor Congressmen elected during the July midterm election dubbing them “New Labor”. Commentators have characterized these politicians as “Moderate” approaching policy from a pragmatic perspective and willing to compromise and common ground across the aisle. During his time in the House, Garland was involved in bipartisan Immigration reform, advocating for protections for undocumented immigrants and reformation of the Visa System, he sponsored the Atomic Energy Scholarship Act, Safe Nuclear Transition Act, and the Financial Statistics Consolidation Act.

Garland was appointed to the United States Senate by Governor Matthew Hale following the sudden resignation of Senator John Boehner.

==U.S. Senator from the Northern State==
Garland was sworn into the Senate on August 3, 2019. Immediately Garland began drafting a series of policies aimed at reforming American institutions both at home and abroad and focused on tackling inequalities, consumer protection and greater protections for unions and collective bargaining.
Garland introduced two acts aimed at reforming the foreign policy of the United States. The Prohibition of Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia was sponsored in reaction to the ongoing Saudi involvement in the Yemeni Civil War and the usage of American weapons and expertise to facilitate human rights abuses in the conflict. The act prohibited the United States government from providing arms, mechanic pieces or schematics used in the development of arms, or training Saudi personnel to use American arms. The act was signed into law by President MichiganLefty. Garland also introduced the Solidarity with Latin America Act, which successfully closed down the former School of the Americas, responsible for training militias, death squads and paramilitary groups aligned with the United States during the Dirty Wars across Latin America, the act was successfully signed into law by President MichiganLefty.

Garland supported in the Senate, majority sign-up for unionization, stronger protections against wildfires, the devolution of the Department of Education to states, healthcare reform and formally devolving Medicaid to the states, and the carbon tax.
== 2019 Presidential Campaign ==
On January 14, 2020, Garland declared his candidacy for Governor of the Northern State with a theme of improving the health and humanity of the state. His campaign based in Boston received bipartisan support as Garland emerged as the front runner in the race. The Garland campaign campaigned on decentralization and education investments, lower taxes and cutting regulations and protecting the environment and social services.

==Relationship with the Labor Party==
==Governor of the Northern State==
== Personal life ==

Neko

2020-07-16T12:55:51Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Neko
|office = Secretary of the Treasury
|term_start = February 12, 2018
|term_end = May 10, 2018 (assumed)
|predecessor = Steven Mnuchin
|successor = [[Ow]]

|birth_place = United States
|party = [[Radical Labor Party]]

}}

'''Neko''', (☭✿🐀🔮#7900) like many other politicans post-reorganization, entered politics in February of 2018. As a member of the [[Radical Labor Party]] (RLP), he was nominated by President [[Poke]] to Secretary of the Treasury. He passed the Senate 4-2 and officially became Secretary on February 12, 2018. He didn't do much in this office. After Poke's impeachment, he was replaced by President [[Butterlands]] with [[Ow]]. Since then, he weaved in and out of politics, before participating in the [[Second Communist Exodus]] with many of his colleagues.

Ow

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Neko

2020-07-16T03:06:31Z

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ComHack447

2020-07-16T00:59:47Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = ComHack447
|image = ComHack.jpg
|office = 2nd Governor of the West
|term_start = May 23, 2018
|term_end =
|predecessor = [[Bakk]]
|office1 = 1st Lt. Governor of the West
|term_start1 = May 15, 2018
|term_end1 = May 23, 2018
|predecessor1 = Position Established
|birth_date = March 27, 2018
|birth_place = AGS Main
|party = [[Democratic Party|Democratic]]
|parents = [[Butterlands]]
}}
'''ComHack''' was a Democratic politician from the Western State. He served as the Governor of the West.

He is no longer active in AGS.

Neko

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ComHack447

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = ComHack447
|image = ComHack.jpg
|office = 2nd Governor of the West
|term_start = May 23, 2018
|term_end =
|predecessor = [[Bakk]]
|office1 = 1st Lt. Governor of the West
|term_start1 = May 15, 2018
|term_end1 = May 23, 2018
|predecessor1 = Position Established
|birth_date = March 27, 2018
|birth_place = AGS Main
|party = [[Democratic Party|Democratic]]
|parents = [[Butterlands]]
}}
'''ComHack''' , otherwise known as '''Neko''', was a Democratic politician from the Western State. He served as the Governor of the West.

He is no longer active in AGS.

Matthew Hale

2020-07-16T00:47:13Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
| image = [[File:Matthew_hale_2.jpg|250px]]
| name = Matthew Hale
| office = 9th [[Mayor of the District of Columbia]]
| term_start = June 22, 2020
| term_end =
| predecessor = Muriel Bowser
| successor =
| office1 = [[Speaker of the United States House of Representatives]]
| term_start1 = July 14, 2020
| term_end1 =
| predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
| term_start2 = July 12, 2019
| term_end2 = September 2, 2019
| predecessor2 = [[J.G.T. Webb]]
| successor2 = [[Thanos May]]
| office3 = Member of the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] from the [[Northern State]]
| term_start3 = May 5, 2020
| term_end3 =
| predecessor3 = Dfads
| successor3 =
| constituency3 = 3rd District (122nd Congress - 125th Congress) 2nd District (128th Congress – present)
| office4 = Member of the [[Northern House of Delegates]]
| constituency4 = 3rd District (9th Assembly - 10th Assembly) 5th District (12th Assembly – present)
| term_start4 = March 7, 2020
| term_end4 =
| predecessor4 = [[LOTR]]
| successor4 =
| office5 = [[Governor of the Northern State]]
| term_start5 = July 13, 2019
| term_end5 = September 2, 2019
| lieutenant_governor5 = [[Cody]]
| successor5 = [[Cody]]
| predecessor5 = [[Justin]]
| office6 = [[President pro tempore of the United States Senate|President pro tempore of the U.S. Senate]]
| term_start6 = January 12, 2020
| term_end6 = January 18, 2020
| predecessor6 = [[Lyndon Garland]]
| successor6 = [[Thanos May]]
| office7 = [[Senate|United States Senator]] from the [[Northern State]]
| term_start7 = November 7, 2018
| term_end7 = January 18, 2020
| predecessor7 = [[MichiganLefty]]
| successor7 = [[Cody]]
| office8 = [[United States Secretary of State]]
| president8 = [[LOTR]] [[Patty]]
| term_start8 = July 17, 2019
| term_end8 = September 10, 2019
| term_start9 = November 15, 2019
| term_end9 = January 17, 2020
| predecessor8 = [[NotaName]]
| successor8 = Himself
| predecessor9 = Himself
| president9 = [[MichiganLefty]]
| successor9 = [[Rincewind]]
| birth_date = 1981
| birth_place = Cleveland, Ohio
| party = [[American Liberal Coalition|ALC]] [[Independent]] {{small|(2020)}} [[Labor]] {{small|(2019–2020)}}
| spouse = {{marriage|Elizabeth Andrews-Hale|1998}}
| children = 3
| education = Georgetown Univerity ([[Political Science|BS]]) ([[Master in International Affairs|MS]])
}}
'''Matthew Hale''' is an American Politician, Diplomat, and Lawyer who has served several positions throughout the American Government. Hale was a founder and later Chairman of the American Labor Party following the Communist Exodus and also has served as an U.S. Representative, U.S. Senator, Northern Governor, President pro tempore of the Senate, Speaker of the House, the United Nations Ambassador under President [[Lamport]], and Secretary of State under the LOTR, Patty, and MichiganLefty Administrations.

==Early life and Education==

Matthew Hale was born to an upper middle class family in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio to his father Thomas Hale and and his mother Alexandra Hale. Both were working parents. Alexandra Hale was a public school teacher and his father, Thomas Hale, was a Federal Prosecutor. Both are now retired. Hale attended Lakewood High School and later went on to attend Georgetown University, double majoring in Political Science and International Relations. Upon graduation, Matthew Hale continued his educational career studying and graduating from Columbia Law School in New York City.

== House of Representatives ==
He served as the Federal Representative for the North's Third District (Ohio and Indiana) for four consecutive terms from, later in his terms becoming Dean of the House and Speaker of the House in his final term. He also served as Minority Leader before becoming Speaker. In the House, Hale authored some his first pieces of legislation and worked with the LOTR Administration on things like immigration reform and the federal budget.
Following the [[Second Communist Exodus]], the United States House of Representatives was left with a ghost delegation of elected officials. With the new Republican majority, Speaker LOTR began to push Republican policies and legislation. To combat this, Matthew Hale pointed out that the Federal Government should not take drastic policy action in wake of the exodus, especially with millions of Americans lacking representation in the House.

On May 4th, 2020 the May Federal Midterm elections ended where Matthew Hale ran for Congress to represent the North's Second District. Hale won his election with 43.26% of the vote in a five way race. Oliver was in second place with 26.43% of the vote. On the same day, Matthew Hale took office taking his oath on the House floor, returning to the House since his time as Speaker. Hale again ran for re-election for the North's Second District taking 95.2% of the vote, winning his race by a substantial margin on July 11, 2020. He was re-elected as Speaker on July 14th, 2020.

==U.S. Senator from the Northern State==
Matthew Hale was elected to the U.S. Senate following the ascension of Senator MichiganLefty to the Presidency. ML, not running for his Senate Seat, allowed Matthew Hale to easily win the Labor nomination for the Senate race. In the general election for the Senate, Matthew Hale faced off against Representative Computerguy15 for the seat. In the final vote, Matthew Hale won with 61.96% of the vote compared to Computerguy's 38.04%. In office, Senator Matthew Hale became the Labor Caucus Majority Leader and introduced several pieces of legislation: the Whistleblower Identity Protection Act of 2019, the Emancipation Day Act of 2019, the Right to Vote Amendment which has been ratified by Dixie, and the United Nations Neutrality Act of 2020. After, Senator Lyndon Garland left the Senate to become the Northern Governor, Senator Hale became the President pro tempore until he later resigned from office.

==Governor of the Northern State==
Hale was appointed Lieutenant Governor of the North by Governor [[Justin Jacobs]] a day after the [[Northern Basic Law|Lieutenant Governor Amendment]] passed. He was Lieutenant Governor for 13 minutes, and then sworn in as Governor after Justin resigned. He immediately got work, signing Executive Order 14, which replaced the Communist-era cabinet Departments with eight modern departments. Other than a Senate appointment, Lieutenant Governor nomination (who was [[Kody Clark]]), and one bill signage, he was inactive throughout August, and resigned on September 2, 2019. A few days later, he revealed it was due to personal reasons.

==Ambassador to the United Nations==
Following [[Sparkle]]'s participation in the Second Communist Exodus, Lamport appointed him to the cabinet as Ambassador to the United Nations. He was confirmed by the Senate unanimously on April 13, 2019. As Ambassador, he was instrumental in drafting the [[Nuclear Disarmament Treaty]]. He left this office at the end of Lamport's term. However, he remained in the cabinet as Secretary of State.

==Secretary of State==
President [[LOTR]] removed Hale from Ambassador and nominated him as Secretary of State, and he was confirmed by the Senate unanimously on July 17, 2019. He wished for an international response on the Rohingya Muslim genocide done by Myanmar. After succeeding President [[Patty]] pulled out of the U.N. Security Council without consulting him, he resigned on October 9. The following President, [[MichiganLefty]], renominated him to the position. In a smiliar fashion to his other nominations, the Senate confirmed him unanimously on November 13, and he issued a number of Department statements, in regards to the United Nations, NATO, Samoan Islands, Taiwan, and Saudi Arabia. He resigned on January 17, citing the President switching to the now-defunct Popular Party.

==Mayor of the District of Columbia==
Hale was elected as Mayor of the District of Columbia on June 22, ahead of [[JMP]], [[April]], and [[Jason Miner]]. He has signed three Executive Orders; one related to cabinet consolidation, one related to police brutality, and one related to COVID-19 prevention.

==Relationship with the Labor Party==
Matthew Hale was one of the five founders of the Labor Party after the Communist Exodus. In initial discussions, he suggested restarting the Democratic Party in the wake of the Exodus but did not find enough support with the Founders to do so. Instead, they settled on the name Labor. The first Chair election was between two founders, Matthew Hale and Lohengramm. Lohengramm won the Chair election but quickly fell out with the new party and resigned, making Hale the Chair who was at the time Vice Chair. As Chairman, Hale led the party for the first four months. It was characterized by defeats due to the lack of candidates and membership, however, the Labor Party took a super majority in the House of Representatives with twelve of the seats. Hale was elected Speaker during this time.

== Personal life ==
Hale has been married to Elizabeth Andrews-Hale since 1998.

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Election Archives

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Archives of election channels can be found here.
'''Sadly, due to mismanagement, some channels are lost to history. After the March 2020 Federal Elections, channels were recycled and are still on the AmericanGovSim server.'''

== March 2020 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-1-house-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-2-house-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-3-house-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

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[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-6-house-debate.html NS-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/northern-house-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

'''Dixie'''
[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-1-house-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-2-house-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

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[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-4-house-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-5-house-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dixie-house-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

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[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-3-house-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-4-house-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-5-house-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-6-house-debate.html JF-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jefferson-house-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-3-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jefferson-parliament-debate.html Jefferson Parliament Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jefferson-parliament-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament Campaign]

'''Presidential'''

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/presidential-debate.html Presidential Debate]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/presidential-campaign.html Presidential Campaign]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/vice-presidential-debate.html Vice Presidential Debate]

'''Endorsements and General'''

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/endorsements.html Endorsements]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/senate-campaign.html Senate Campaign]

== February 2020 State Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-1-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-2-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-3-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-4-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-5-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/northern-delegates-campaign.html Northern Delegates Campaign]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/north-governor-debate.html Northern Governor Debate]

'''Dixie'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-1-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-2-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-3-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-4-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-5-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-6-debate.html DX-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-7-debate.html DX-7 Debate]

Dixie Assembly Campaign (missing)

Dixie Governor Debate (missing)

'''Jefferson'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-1-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-2-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-3-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-4-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-5-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jefferson-parlaiment-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jefferson-governor-debate.html Jefferson Governor Debate]

'''Endorsements and General'''
[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/governor-campaign.html Governor Campaign]

== January 2020 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-1-house-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-2-house-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-3-house-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-4-house-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-5-house-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-6-house-debate.html NS-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/northern-house-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/north-class-2-senate-debate.html Northern Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/senate-campaign.html Northern Senate Campaign]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-1-house-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-2-house-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-3-house-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-4-house-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-5-house-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-6-house-debate.html DX-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dixie-house-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dixie-class-1-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate (Class 1)]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dixie-class-3-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate (Class 3)]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/senate-campaign.html Dixie Senate Campaign]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-1-house-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-2-house-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-3-house-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-4-house-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-5-house-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-6-house-debate.html JF-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-7-house-debate.html JF-7 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jefferson-house-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jefferson-class-2-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/senate-campaign.html Jefferson Senate Campaign]

'''Special Elections'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-1-state-special-debate.html Jefferson Parliament JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/state-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament JF-1 Campaign]

'''Endorsements'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== August 2019 State Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-1-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-2-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-3-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-4-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-5-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-campaign.html Northern Assembly Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/north-senate-debate.html Northern Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/north-senate-campaign.html Northern Senate Campaign]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-1-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-2-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-3-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-4-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-5-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-campaign.html Dixie Assembly Campaign]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-1-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-2-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-3-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-4-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-5-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-campaign.html Jefferson Assembly Campaign]

'''Special Elections'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-6-house-campaign.html NS-6 House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-6-debate.html NS-6 House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-7-campaign.html NS-7 House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-7-debate.html NS-7 House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-jf-1-campaign.html JF-1 House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-jf-1-debate.html JF-1 House Debate]

'''Endorsements'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== July 2019 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-1-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-2-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-3-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-4-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-5-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-6-debate.html NS-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-7-debate.html NS-7 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/north-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/north-senate-campaign.html Northern Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/north-senate-debate.html Northern Senate Debate]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-1-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-2-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-3-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-4-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dixie-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dixie-senate-campaign.html Dixie Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dixie-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-1-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-2-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-3-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-4-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-5-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jefferson-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jefferson-senate-campaign.html Jefferson Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jefferson-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

'''Presidential'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/presidential-campaign.html Presidential Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/presidential-debate.html Presidential Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/vice-president-debate.html Vice-Presidential Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== June 2019 State Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/north-governor-campaign.html Northern Governor Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/north-governor-debate.html Northern Governor Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/north-congress-campaign.html Northern Congress Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/northern-congress-debate.html Northern Congress Debate]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-governor-campaign.html Dixie Governor Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-governor-debate.html Dixie Governor Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-assembly-campaign.html Dixie Assembly Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-assembly-debate.html Dixie Assembly Debate]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-governor-campaign.html Jefferson Governor Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-governor-debate.html Jefferson Governor Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-parliament-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-parliament-debate.html Jefferson Parliament Debate]

'''Endorsements'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== March 2019 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/north-house-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/north-house-debate.html Northern House Debate]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-house-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-senate-campaign.html Dixie Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-house-debate.html Dixie House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-house-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-senate-campaign.html Jefferson Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-house-debate.html Jefferson House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

'''Presidential'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/presidential-campaign.html Presidential Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/presidential-debate.html Presidential Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/vp-debate.html Vice-Presidential Debate]

Election Archives

2020-07-11T16:57:45Z

NYCDOT: February 2020

Archives of election channels can be found here.
'''Sadly, due to mismanagement, some channels are lost to history. After the March 2020 Federal Elections, channels were recycled and are still on the AmericanGovSim server.'''

== March 2020 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-1-house-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-2-house-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-3-house-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-4-house-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-5-house-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/ns-6-house-debate.html NS-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/northern-house-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

'''Dixie'''
[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-1-house-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-2-house-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-3-house-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-4-house-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dx-5-house-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/dixie-house-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

'''Jefferson'''
[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-1-house-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-2-house-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-3-house-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-4-house-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-5-house-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-6-house-debate.html JF-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jefferson-house-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jf-3-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jefferson-parliament-debate.html Jefferson Parliament Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/jefferson-parliament-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament Campaign]

'''Presidential'''

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/presidential-debate.html Presidential Debate]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/presidential-campaign.html Presidential Campaign]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/vice-presidential-debate.html Vice Presidential Debate]

'''Endorsements and General'''

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/endorsements.html Endorsements]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/march/senate-campaign.html Senate Campaign]

== February 2020 State Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-1-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-2-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-3-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-4-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/ns-5-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/northern-delegates-campaign.html Northern Delegates Campaign]

[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/north-governor-debate.html Northern Governor Debate]

'''Dixie'''
[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-1-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-2-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-3-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-4-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-5-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-6-debate.html DX-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/dx-7-debate.html DX-7 Debate]

Dixie Assembly Campaign (missing)

Dixie Governor Debate (missing)

'''Jefferson'''
[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-1-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-2-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-3-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-4-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jf-5-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jefferson-parlaiment-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/jefferson-governor-debate.html Jefferson Governor Debate]

'''Endorsements and General'''
[https://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/february/governor-campaign.html Governor Campaign]

== January 2020 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-1-house-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-2-house-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-3-house-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-4-house-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-5-house-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/ns-6-house-debate.html NS-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/northern-house-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/north-class-2-senate-debate.html Northern Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/senate-campaign.html Northern Senate Campaign]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-1-house-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-2-house-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-3-house-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-4-house-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-5-house-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dx-6-house-debate.html DX-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dixie-house-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dixie-class-1-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate (Class 1)]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/dixie-class-3-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate (Class 3)]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/senate-campaign.html Dixie Senate Campaign]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-1-house-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-2-house-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-3-house-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-4-house-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-5-house-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-6-house-debate.html JF-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-7-house-debate.html JF-7 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jefferson-house-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jefferson-class-2-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/senate-campaign.html Jefferson Senate Campaign]

'''Special Elections'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/jf-1-state-special-debate.html Jefferson Parliament JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/state-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament JF-1 Campaign]

'''Endorsements'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2020/january/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== August 2019 State Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-1-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-2-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-3-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-4-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-5-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/ns-campaign.html Northern Assembly Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/north-senate-debate.html Northern Senate Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/north-senate-campaign.html Northern Senate Campaign]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-1-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-2-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-3-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-4-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-5-debate.html DX-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/dx-campaign.html Dixie Assembly Campaign]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-1-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-2-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-3-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-4-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-5-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/jf-campaign.html Jefferson Assembly Campaign]

'''Special Elections'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-6-house-campaign.html NS-6 House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-6-debate.html NS-6 House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-7-campaign.html NS-7 House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-ns-7-debate.html NS-7 House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-jf-1-campaign.html JF-1 House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/special-jf-1-debate.html JF-1 House Debate]

'''Endorsements'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/august/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== July 2019 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-1-debate.html NS-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-2-debate.html NS-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-3-debate.html NS-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-4-debate.html NS-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-5-debate.html NS-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-6-debate.html NS-6 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/ns-7-debate.html NS-7 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/north-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/north-senate-campaign.html Northern Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/north-senate-debate.html Northern Senate Debate]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-1-debate.html DX-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-2-debate.html DX-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-3-debate.html DX-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dx-4-debate.html DX-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dixie-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dixie-senate-campaign.html Dixie Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/dixie-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-1-debate.html JF-1 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-2-debate.html JF-2 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-3-debate.html JF-3 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-4-debate.html JF-4 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jf-5-debate.html JF-5 Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jefferson-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jefferson-senate-campaign.html Jefferson Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/jefferson-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

'''Presidential'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/presidential-campaign.html Presidential Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/presidential-debate.html Presidential Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/vice-president-debate.html Vice-Presidential Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/july/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== June 2019 State Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/north-governor-campaign.html Northern Governor Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/north-governor-debate.html Northern Governor Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/north-congress-campaign.html Northern Congress Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/northern-congress-debate.html Northern Congress Debate]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-governor-campaign.html Dixie Governor Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-governor-debate.html Dixie Governor Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-assembly-campaign.html Dixie Assembly Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/dixie-assembly-debate.html Dixie Assembly Debate]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-governor-campaign.html Jefferson Governor Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-governor-debate.html Jefferson Governor Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-parliament-campaign.html Jefferson Parliament Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/jefferson-parliament-debate.html Jefferson Parliament Debate]

'''Endorsements'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/june/endorsements.html Endorsements]

== March 2019 Federal Election ==

'''North'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/north-house-campaign.html Northern House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/north-house-debate.html Northern House Debate]

'''South'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-house-campaign.html Dixie House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-senate-campaign.html Dixie Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-house-debate.html Dixie House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/dixie-senate-debate.html Dixie Senate Debate]

'''West'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-house-campaign.html Jefferson House Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-senate-campaign.html Jefferson Senate Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-house-debate.html Jefferson House Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/jefferson-senate-debate.html Jefferson Senate Debate]

'''Presidential'''

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/presidential-campaign.html Presidential Campaign]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/presidential-debate.html Presidential Debate]

[http://ags.piratecody.com/election-archives/2019/february/vp-debate.html Vice-Presidential Debate]

Justin

2020-05-12T17:56:35Z

NYCDOT:

Justin is a former governor.

Federalist Party

2020-05-12T17:56:18Z

NYCDOT: F for Federalists

The '''Federalist Party''', sometimes referred to as the '''Federalists''', is a right-wing political party founded in September of 2019 after the fall of the [[Second Republican Party]]. It covers the ideals of modern conservatism and libertarianism.
As of March 2020, the Federalists have a supermajority in the House, the [[Dixie General Assembly]] and the [[Jefferson Parliament]]. They also hold the Presidency and the Governorships of [[Dixie]] and [[Jefferson]].

{{Infobox political party
| name = Federalist Party
| logo = Federalist_1.png
| colorcode = #610e0e
| founded = September 15, 2019
| dissolved = May 11, 2020
| leader1_title = Chairman
| leader1_name = [[LOTR]]
| leader2_title = Vice Chairman
| leader2_name = [[Cabin]]
| leader3_title = FNC
| leader3_name = [[System]] [[Computerguy15]] [[Jed]] [[John Smith]]
| ideology = Modern Conservatism Libertarianism
| membership = 77
| colors = {{Color box|#610e0e}}{{Color box|#000000}}{{Color box|#e05858}}
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|5|17|#610e0e}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|0|6|#610e0e}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|2|3|#610e0e}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|11|17|#610e0e}}
}}

__TOC__

==History==

===Beginning Days===
The Federalist Party was initially founded by [[JMP]], [[J.G.T. Webb]], [[Ethan Armstrong]], [[Valerie]], [[Rincewind]], [[Patty]], and [[notaname]]. On 27 March 2020, the [[Conservative Party]], which had split off previously, merged with the Federalist Party, through which a transitional FNC was formed with both of the NCs of the party's combined.

===LOTRGate II===
The party, suffering from a relatively large loss in the [[May 2020 Federal Elections]], wished to recruit Representative [[John Darby]] as Speaker of the House for their caucus to regain power. However, Representative [[Lohengramm]] came out against this plan, and shortly after leaked FNC members calling Darby a "dumbass" and a "failure." This lead to Lohengramm, [[Randy Rhombus]], and [[System Jones]] to leave the party, weakening them even more. On May 7th, the party took the largest blow. In a [[Veritas Post]] podcast, System revealed a private chat between former [[Conservative Party]] members, leading to what can be called the ``Federalist Exit``; many prominent members of the party, including President [[Valerie]] and Vice President [[Cabin]] left the party. [[Computerguy15]] the one remaining member of the national committee officially shut down the party on May 11th, 2020. And just like that, the largest party was gone, leading to two new right-wing parties, the [[Libertarian Party]] and the [[American Solidarity Party]]. We have yet to see what happens with these parties, along with the [[Classical Liberal Party]], which are all in a partnership.

==Policies==

The Federalist Party was a right-wing party that supports conservative and libertarian policies. Due to differences between opinions of members, the party did not have a definitive stance on abortion and reproductive rights.

===Economics Policies===

Federalists believed in the gradual abolition of the '''Federal Welfare Programs''' that fall under the American Welfare state and instead giving the different states control over their welfare systems. They also aimed to create a '''national job initiative''' to help low-income individuals find a job that suits their needs and skills.

===Defense Policies===

The Federalists were '''non-interventionists'''. They advocated for drastically reducing defense spending and for the use of diplomacy and trade instead of military intervention.

===Environmental Policies===

Most members of the party believed climate change is a real threat, although there were differences between them in regards to how big of a threat it is. The party's vision for environment was the abolition of harmful mining and fracking from public land, a taxation system that incentives clean energy and shifting the American energy grid to a '''nuclear-based carbon-neutral''' infrastructure.

Trash

2020-05-01T13:24:12Z

NYCDOT: wip

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Trash
|office = [[United States Senate|United States Senator]] from [[Dixie]] (Class III)
|term_start = March 9, 2020
|predecessor = [[Pon Raul]]
|term_start1 = March 20, 2019
|term_end1 = April 8, 2019
|predecessor1 = [[DisguisedJet719]]
|successor1 = [[Andrew Glaze]]
|office2 = Member of the [[United States House of Representatives|United States Representative]] from [[Dixie|Dixie's]] [[Dixie House Delegation|4th]] District
term_start2 = July 12, 2019
|term_end2 = September 13, 2019
|predecessor2 = [[ModerateAlien]]
|successor2 = [[Korncorperal]]
|office3 = Member of the [[United States House of Representatives|United States Representative]] from [[Dixie|Dixie's]] [[Dixie House Delegation|3rd]] District
term_start3 = May 10, 2019
|term_end3 = July 12, 2019
|predecessor3 = [[Zoom]]
|successor3 = [[BitSenteniel]]
|office4 = [[Dixie Assembly|Dixie Assemblyman]] from the [[Dixie State Districts|5th]] District
|term_start4 = December 29, 2019
|term_end4 = April 7, 2020
|predecessor4 = [[Mike Smith]]
|successor4 = [[Randy Rhombus]]
|term_start5 = August 10, 2019
|term_end5 = October 10, 2019
|predecessor5 = ''district established''
|successor5 = [[Mike Smith]]
|office6 = [[Socialist Party]] Chair
term_start6 = February 6, 2020
|predecessor6 = ''party established''
|office7 = [[Labor Party|Labor]] National Committee Member
term_start7 = May 19, 2019
|term_end7 = July 17, 2019
|predecessor7 = [[Zoom]]
|successor7 = [[BitSenteniel]]
|birth_date = November 18, 1974
|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
|party = [[Labor]]
|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science|BS]]) New York University ([[Law|MS]])
}}

Trash-2nd exodus class III, switched to I

Trash, also referred to by iElectioners as Trashford or Yashin, is a total chad. Trash joined in early October, 2018, invited by Cool Dad and MichiganLefty. He is politically on the left in real life, supporting Warren for the 2020 election. His notable moments in RP have been serving as a Congressman multiple times, being in the LNC and PNEC, running the Trashcan, and destroying the Labor Party by joining the Federalists after a long spell in “rehab.” Trash has since split off and formed the chad god tier People’s Socialist Liberation Party. Trash will most likely be added into the hall of fame the next time they do it. Trash’s real name is Ivan, and he enjoys destroying Ethan in WW2 related debates. Trash is a master of liberal annihilation. He is in the top 5% of members in terms of star count, and will probably be in the top 3% by the time you’re reading this. Trash has an IQ of 195 and an 11 inch long penis. Fun fact: Trash is a 96 year old, really swole man in RP (that’s actually canon). Trash beat Hide in a boxing match in RP as well. More fun facts: Trash supports Manchester United and plays soccer pretty seriously, and is rated 1550 at chess. Trash lives in NY. Type “!trash” in any AGS channel for a cool surprise. Trash is also too lazy to finish this and he knows that people are probably not going to read it anyway, so he’ll end it at that.

Trash, also referred to by iElectioners as Trashford or Yashin, is a total chad. Trash joined in early October, 2018, invited by Cool Dad and MichiganLefty. He is politically on the left in real life, supporting Warren for the 2020 election. His notable moments in RP have been serving as a Congressman multiple times, being in the LNC and PNEC, running the Trashcan, and destroying the Labor Party by joining the Federalists after a long spell in “rehab.” Trash has since split off and formed the chad god tier People’s Socialist Liberation Party. Trash will most likely be added into the hall of fame the next time they do it. Trash’s real name is Ivan, and he enjoys destroying Ethan in WW2 related debates. Trash is a master of liberal annihilation. He is in the top 5% of members in terms of star count, and will probably be in the top 3% by the time you’re reading this. Trash has an IQ of 195 and an 11 inch long penis. Fun fact: Trash is a 96 year old, really swole man in RP (that’s actually canon). Trash beat Hide in a boxing match in RP as well. More fun facts: Trash supports Manchester United and plays soccer pretty seriously, and is rated 1550 at chess. Trash lives in NY. Type “!trash” in any AGS channel for a cool surprise. Trash is also too lazy to finish this and he knows that people are probably not going to read it anyway, so he’ll end it at that.

Ddet

2020-04-30T14:37:41Z

NYCDOT: redirect

#REDIRECT [[Tedd Ddet]]

Tedd Ddet

2020-04-30T14:24:02Z

NYCDOT: Created!!

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Tedd Ddet
|image = ted.jpg
|office1 = [[United States Senate|United States Senator]] from the [[North|Northern State]]
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|term_end1 =
|predecessor1 = [[Thanos|Thanos May]]
| alongside1 = [[Hagen|James W. Hagen]]
|office2 = Member of the [[House of Representatives |U.S. House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5th]] District
|term_start2 = February 6, 2020
|term_end2 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[John Darby]]
|successor2 = [[Peanut]]
|office3 = Director of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal Coalition]]
|term_start3 = April 4, 2020
|term_end3 =
|predecessor3 = [[James C. Order]]
|office4 = Member of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal National Committee]]
|term_start4 = February 3, 2020
|term_end4 = February 13, 2020
}}

== Early Life and Education ==
TBA

== Early Career ==
Ddet first entered the political world on January 30th, 2020, and was recruited by [[James C. Order]] to be one of the founding members of the [[American Liberal Party]], now known as the [[American Liberal Coalition]]. He was made a member of the Liberal Party's original National Committee, and later became the Vice Chair, after both [[John Darby]] and [[Bruce Hill]] stepped down. It is now when he starts pursuing political office.

== Experience Being a Representative ==
After Darby's unexpected resignation from public office, Ddet immediately decided to run for his district, District 5 of the [[North]], and became part of the Liberal Party's first official candidacies, along with founder, and at the time, Chair, Order. His only opponent was Independent [[Yimir]], who wasn't new to politics, but she had taken a long hiatus before running in this race. Both put up a strong fight in this race, but ultimately Tedd won with almost 55% of the vote. During this time, Tedd was learning the ins and outs of Congress, which might explain the reason why he didn't submit bills during the 32 days in the House. However, he did have a near-perfect voting record, voting on all but one bill that was on the house floor.

== As a Senator ==
Ddet, after gaining political experience in the House, chose to run for the [[North|Northern]] [[Senate]] Class II Seat, which at the time was held by [[Thanos May]]. This election, he had a little more competition to beat. He had the incumbent, Thanos, and Former President [[LOTR]]. However, Thanos dropped out the day voting opened, which left disgraced former [[President of the United States|President]] LOTR and Ddet, a representative from a special election. Most polls showed LOTR winning by a very small margin, and both debated hard, campaigned heavily, and received many endorsements from large names in politics. But on March 9, the results were in. Ddet had won with 47% of the vote, LOTR with 42%, and Thanos getting a small 10%. After swearing in, he was selected by his caucus to be Majority Leader. Ddet hasn't engaged in debate much at all; but, akin to his time in the House, he has missed only one vote on the floor. He hasn't introduced any bills.

== American Liberal Leadership ==
Since its founding, Tedd Ddet has been a member of the American Liberal National Committee (ALNC). From its founding date of February 2, 2020, to February 13, 2020, he was a regular member of the ALNC. When [[Bruce Hill]] resigned as Vice Chair of the American Liberal Party on February 10, the National Committee voted to make him Vice Chair. He served as Vice Chair until the next party leadership elections. He became Director of the Coalition on April 4, after the ALNC unanimously voted to make him Director, succeeding former Chair and founder of the party James C. Order.

The Curse of Lamport

2020-04-29T20:47:17Z

NYCDOT: Created | WORK IN PROGRESS

'''The Curse of Lamport''' is a widely publicized pattern of no person being able to stay in office for an entire termafter Chief Justice [[Lamport]] has held it. Currently, this applies to the [[Speaker of the House]] and [[President of the United States]]. Mainly, the reason no one has been able to stay in an office for an entire term after Lamport because of resignation due to public scandal, leaving someone else to fufill the rest of the term. Many people find it shocking that it has been over one year since there has been a full Speakership.

==Presidents of the curse==
{| class="wikitable" height:215px" border="1"
|-
! colspan=2 | President
! Planned duration of term
! Actual duration of term
! Reason for leaving office
|-
| [[File:LOTR.PNG|100px|alt=LOTR]]
| [[LOTR]]
| rowspan=2| July 12, 2019-November 6, 2019
| July 12, 2019-September 25, 2019
| Resignation due to [[August-September 2019 Republican Party scandals]]
|-
| [[File:Patty.jpeg|100px|alt=Pat Riot]]
| [[Pat Riot]]
| September 25, 2019-November 6, 2019
| Ascended to Presidency as Vice President and finished out the rest of the term
|-
| [[File:MichiganLefty.jpg|100px|alt=MichiganLefty]]
| [[MichiganLefty]]
| rowspan=3| November 6, 2019-March 9, 2020
| November 6, 2019-January 17, 2020
| Resignation due to inactivity
|-
| [[File:Barch.jpg|100px|alt=d.a.barchipelago]]
| [[d.a.barchipelago]]
| January 17, 2020-February 6, 2020
| Asceneded to Presidency as Vice President; [[Impeachment of d.a.barchipelago|impeached and convicted of extreme inactivity]]
|-
| [[File:Betsy.jpeg|100px|alt=Valerie]]
| [[Valerie]]
| February 6, 2020-March 9, 2020
| Asceneded to Presidency as Speaker of the House and finished out the rest of the term
|}

==Speakers of the curse==
{| class="wikitable" height:215px" border="1"
|-
! colspan=2 | Speaker of the House
! Planned duration of term
! Actual duration of term
! Reason for leaving seat
|-
| [[File:Peanut.PNG|100px|alt=Peanut]]
| [[Peanut]]
| rowspan=2| November 3, 2018-January 3, 2019
| November 3, 2018-December 18, 2018
| Resignation due to political stress
|-
| [[File:Notaname.png|100px|alt=NotAName]]
| [[NotAName]]
| December 20, 2018-January 3, 2019
| Ascended to Speakership after vote and finished out the rest of the term
|-
| [[File:EhManana.jpg|100px|alt=EhManana]]
| [[EhManana]]
| rowspan=3| January 4, 2019-March 3, 2019
| November 6, 2019-January 18, 2019
| Resignation due to corruption
|-
| [[File:LOTR.PNG|100px|alt=LOTR]]
| [[LOTR]]
| January 18, 2019-February 6, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and was vacated by the [[Communist Party]]
|-
| [[File:Jeb pic.jpeg|100px|alt=Jeb!]]
| [[Jeb!]]
| February 8, 2019-March 3, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and finished out the rest of the term
|-
| [[File:Gunz.jpeg|100px|alt=Gunnz]]
| [[Gunnz]]
| rowspan=5| March 5, 2019-May 10, 2019
| March 5, 2019-March 10, 2019
| Resignation due to change in Majority Party
|-
| [[File:Jeb pic.jpeg|100px|alt=Jeb!]]
| [[Jeb!]]
| March 12, 2019-March 18, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and resigned as part of the [[Second Communist Exodus]]
|-
| [[File:LOTR.PNG|100px|alt=LOTR]]
| [[LOTR]]
| March 19, 2019-April 8, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and was elected to [[North|North's]] [[Senate]] Class I Seat during the April 2019 State Elections
|-
| [[File:Justin.PNG|100px|alt=Justin]]
| [[Justin]]
| April 10, 2019-April 16, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and resigned for unknown reasons
|-
| [[File:System.PNG|100px|alt=System]]
| [[System]]
| April 17, 2019-May 10, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and finished out the rest of the term
|-
| [[File:System.PNG|100px|alt=System]]
| [[System]]
| rowspan=5| May 12, 2019-July 12, 2019
| May 12, 2019-May 13, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and resigned for unknown reasons
|-
| [[File:Webb.PNG|100px|alt=Webb]]
| [[J.G.T. Webb]]
| May 15, 2019-July 12, 2019
| Asceneded to Speakership after vote and finished out the rest of the term
|}

Please note: This is a work in progress and is estimated to be completed by May 4, 2020.

John Darby

2020-04-28T17:10:50Z

NYCDOT: made good

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
|office1 = Member of the [[House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[4|4th]] District
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
|office2 = Member of the [[House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5|5th]] District
|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
|term_end2 = February 1, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
|office3 = [[Cabinet|Secretary of Transportation]]
|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG|250px]]
|term_start3 = November 29, 2019
|term_end3 = January 2, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]
|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]
|governor4 = [[Lyndon Garland]]
|term_start4 =March 22, 2019
|predecessor4 = [[James W. Hagen]]
|office5 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
|chair5 = Jake Thundy
|term_start5 =January 20, 2019
|term_end5 =February 1, 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]
|successor5 = ''party abolished''
|office6 = Labor National Committee Member
|chair6 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
|term_start6 =November 11, 2019
|term_end6 = January 18, 2020
|predecessor6 = N/A
|successor6 = N/A
|birth_date = November 18, 1974
|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
|party = [[Labor]]
|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science|BS]]) New York University ([[Law|MS]])
}}
==Family and Personal Life==
'''Early Life and Education''' 
Jonathan “John” Adams Darby was born in Lenox Hill Hospital November 18, 1974 to Sarah Darby (née Feinstein), a teacher, and Samuel “Sam” Darby, a train conductor for the Long Island Rail Road. His family shortly moved to Jericho, Long Island, where he and his other two siblings (Sydney Simmons, born 1977 and is Superintendent of Huntington Public Schools, and Abigail Barrison, born 1973 and is a history teacher) attended public school. He graduated from Jericho High School as salutatorian 1992. In Jericho Schools, teachers repeatedly said he excelled in History, Social Studies, and Home Economics. He received a bachelors in Urban Science at MIT in 1996, and a graduated with degree in law at NYU in 1999, magna cum laude. At NYU, he joined Kappa Sigma.

'''Family''' 
Darby’s father, Sam, was born October 16, 1945 in Flushing Hospital. He graduated Flushing High School in 1963. He was hired as an intern at the Long Island Rail Road shortly after and quickly moved his way up to train conductor. Darby’s mother, Sarah was born June 21, 1946 in Coney Island Hospital and grew up in nearby Sheepshead Bay. She graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School the year 1964, and went on to receive a bachelors in education at City College, graduating 1968. She got a job at a school in Forest Hills a few months later. Sam and Sarah met a Manhattan restaurant and started dating in November of 1968. Sam proposed to Sarah in March of 1972, and they married a year later. They retired the same year-2007 and moved to a condo in Maui, Hawaii, Jefferson. 
Darby met his future wife, Jennifer Darby (née Jackson), while he was working at the New York City Department of Planning in July of 2000. His wife, an attorney, was looking for certain documents and John was to work with her. Thus, a relationship was born. John proposed to her in Central Park in May of 2003, and they married a year later. They have two children, Thomas (born 2005) and Abby (born 2007). Their Washington home is along the H Street Corridor, and their North home is in Nassau County. They are both non-religious.

==Career==
'''Early Careers''' 
In 7th Grade, Darby took a career test, and the results showed he should pursue a job in government and/or law. When he was 16, 17, and 18, he interned at Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Museums during the summer. When he headed off to MIT, he worked in the MIT Mail Room, and when he came back to NYU, he worked in Lower Manhattan at the MTA Headquarters. After graduating in 1999, he went to work at the New York City Department of Planning, where he met his future-wife Jennifer, but was laid off in 2005 in midst of the financial crisis sweeping the nation.

'''Becoming a Representative''' 
After being laid off, Darby landed a job in the State of North’s Attorney General’s office as a lawyer. He stayed in this job until 2016, where he retired early and wrote his New York Times Bestselling Biography on Richard Nixon, ''Watergate: The story of a Politician''. In September 2019, he ran unsuccessfully for representative of JF-05 on the Labor Party Ticket. In late October 2019, he returned back into the spotlight and ran successfully as representative for NS-05 and won. He ran for re-election in January 2020 and won, running against [[Simon Pyde]].

'''Being a Representative''' 
Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.

'''Running in March''' 
After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause created by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].

'''Northern Cabinet''' 
On March 17, 2020, Governor [[Lyndon Garland]] nominated Darby to be [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]. While he has no background in environmental studies, he seemed to have an uneventful confirmation hearing, and the [[Northern House of Delegates]] confirmed his nomination with four in favor and one abstaining. In the cabinet, his department hasn't done much due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

==Personal Life==
Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.

Jack Coulter

2020-04-28T17:09:03Z

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#REDIRECT [[Jack Shunsuke Coulter]]

Politophile

2020-04-28T15:42:27Z

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Politophile
|image = [[File:Politophile.jpg|200px]]
|office = House Majority Leader
|term_start = February 12, 2018
|term_end = April 13, 2018
|predecessor = ''position established''
|successor = [[Emma]]
|office1 = Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from the [[Southern State]]
|term_start1 = February 12, 2018
|term_end1 = June 10, 2018
|office2 = Chair of the Democratic National Committee
|term_start2 = January 19, 2018
|term_end2 = August 13, 2018
|predecessor2 = ''position established''
|successor2 = [[Zarphos]]
|office3 = 49th [[List of Presidents of the United States|President of the United States]]
|term_start3 = June 10, 2018
|term_end3 = March 3, 2019
|predecessor3 = [[Butterlands]]
|successor3 = [[Lamport]]
|office4 = Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court|Supreme Court of the United States]]
|nominator4 = [[Lamport]]
|term_start4 = March 11, 2019
|term_end4 =
|predecessor4 =
|successor3 = [[Lamport]]
|birth_date = January 14, 2018
|birth_place =
|party = [[Republican Party|Republican]] (Sep 1, 2018-unknown) [[Independent]] (Aug 13, 2018-Aug 16, 2018; Aug 23, 2018-Sep 1, 2018; unknown-present) [[Progressive Party|Progressive]] (Aug 16, 2018-Aug 23, 2018) [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] (Jan 14, 2018-Aug 13, 2018)
}}
'''Politophile''' (/pəˈlɪtəˌfaɪl/; joined January 14, 2018) is an AGS politician and one of the very first members of AmericanGovSim invited by [[MaThFoBeWiYo|MaTh]] from ModelUSGov. He was the 49th [[List of Presidents of the United States|President of the United States]], the first and former Chairman of the [[Democratic Party|Democratic National Committee]], and is currently serving as an Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court|Supreme Court of the United States]]. He was nominated by [[Lamport]].

== Life and AGS Career ==

=== Personal Life ===

=== Chair of the Democratic National Committee ===

=== Legislative Career ===

=== Presidency ===

== Political Views ==

=== Economics ===

=== Social Issues ===

=== Electoral Reform ===

=== Education ===

=== Trade ===

=== Foreign Policy ===

=== Gun Control ===

== See Also ==

Butterlands

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Butterlands
|image = [[File:ButterlandsPFPLaurie.png|275px]]
|office = 48th [[List of Presidents of the United States|President of the United States]]
|term_start = May 4, 2018
|term_end = June 10, 2018
|predecessor = [[Bakk]]
|successor = [[Politophile]]

|office2 = 56th and 58th Speaker of the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|term_start3 = March 24, 2018
|term_end3 = May 4, 2018
|term_start2 = June 11, 2018
|term_end2 = August 29, 2018
|predecessor3 = [[Bakk]]
|successor3 = [[leia]]
|predecessor2 = [[leia]]
|successor2 = [[Lamport]]

|office4 = Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
|term_start4 = November 6, 2018
|term_end4 = February 21, 2019
|appointer4 = [[Politophile]]
|predecessor4 = [[Cramboat]]
|successor4 =

|office5 = 1st Leader of the [[Progressive Party]]
|term_start5 = October 3, 2018
|term_end5 = November 4, 2018
|predecessor5 = [[Butterlands]] (as Chairman of the PNC)
|successor5 = [[NotAName]]

|office6 = Junior [[United States Senate|Senator]] from Jefferson
|term_start6 = August 29, 2018
|term_end6 = November 6, 2018

|office7 = Member of the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|term_start9 = February 12, 2018
|term_end9 = April 13, 2018 (from the South)
|term_start8 = April 13, 2018
|term_end8 = May 4, 2018 (from the North)
|term_start7 = June 10, 2018
|term_end7 = August 29, 2018 (from Jefferson)

|office10 = Chairman of the [[Progressive Party|PNC]]
|term_start10 = May 30, 2018
|term_end10 = October 3, 2018
|predecessor10 = Position established
|successor10 = [[Cool Dad]] (As Chair of the PNEC) [[Butterlands]] (As Party Leader)

|office11 = Chairman of the [[Communist Party]]
|term_start11 = May 6, 2018
|term_end11 = May 30, 2018
|predecessor11 = [[Poke]]
|successor11 = [[Yimir]]

|office12 = Deputy Leader of the [[Radical Labor Party]]
|term_start12 = April 16, 2018
|term_end12 = May 6, 2018

|birth_date = January 29, 2018
|birth_place = RLP Server
|party = [[Communist Party|Communist]] Formerly: [[Progressive Party|Progressive]] [[Radical Labor Party|Radical Labor]]
|children = 6(including [[Gestapo Brain]], [[Ow]], and [[ComHack447]])
}}
'''Butterlands''' is an American politician from Jefferson. He was formerly the 48th [[List of Presidents of the United States|President of the United States]], the 56th and 58th Speaker of the House, an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, the leader of the [[Progressive Party]], and the chairman of the [[Communist Party]]. He left AGS in late May 2019.

== Before Politics ==

Butterlands joined the [[Radical Labor Party]] Discord on January 29, 2018. Over the next two weeks, he managed to get into half-a-dozen arguments in main and to vote in the first election. He made an unsuccessful run for deputy chairman of the Radical Labor Party during this time as well.

== Early Career ==

[[File:Max Stirner-k.jpg|right|thumbnail|200px|Butterlands' profile picture during his early career.]]

As a relative unknown, Butterlands was chosen by [[Zoë]] to take her seat in the House of Representatives. He spent the next month arguing passionately with [[Politophile]] over minor issues and introducing more bills than any other member of Congress. Sometime in mid-March, Butterlands and [[Tiebroken]] led the push to pass the budget over the protests of [[System]], a congressional clerk. Their effort was ultimately a failure, but the crisis surrounding it culminated in a re-evaluation of the role of congressional clerks. The budget passed a few days later.

=== Rise to the Speakership ===

[[File:ButterlandsPFPBookchin.png|right|thumbnail|200px|Butterlands' profile picture during his speakership and presidency through May 24, 2018.]]

After several weeks of downtime, the House of Representatives was confronted with a major issue. The incumbent Speaker of the House, [[Bakk]], was resigning and the parties fell into chaos trying to push their respective candidates for the speakership. The controversy that ensued eventually led to the end of the [[Jacobin Coalition]]. Butterlands was elected as speaker when the [[Libertarian Party|Libertarians]] agreed to back his candidacy in exchange for [[Blade Holdin]] being appointed as the vice president.

== Speakership ==

Butterlands' speakership began on March 24, 2018. The week between the beginning of his speakership and the dissolution of the first Congress was, arguably, the most active week in congressional history up to that point. The House and Senate passed five bills within a seven-day period all of which were signed into law.

=== April 2018 Midterm Elections ===

Butterlands moved to the [[Northern State]] for the [[United States House of Representatives elections, April 2018|April midterm elections]]. He was chosen as the first candidate on the RLP party list in the party's primary election. The RLP went on to win six seats and secure the largest portion of the popular vote out of any party.

=== The Second Congress ===

The second Congress took office on April 13, 2018. Butterlands was re-elected as Speaker of the House with the support of all parties excluding the Libertarians. Roughly a week and a half into the new term, Butterlands began to work on pushing an ambitious program of constitutional reforms. Butterlands served as a leader of the push to impeach [[Poke|President Poke]] during the [[May Day affair]] and the crisis that followed from it.

=== RLP Leadership Elections ===

On April 16, 2018, Butterlands was elected as a freshman deputy leader of the [[Radical Labor Party]]. On May 2, 2018, he announced his candidacy for the chairman of the RLP.

== Presidency ==

After [[Poke's succession crisis]] in the wake of the [[May Day affair]], Butterlands ended up in the position of president as a result of the resignation of [[Bakk]] and the impeachment of [[Poke]] on May 4, 2018. Butterlands was elected as chairman of the [[Radical Labor Party]] on May 6, 2018. Shortly after his election, the party renamed itself to the [[Communist Party]]. Butterlands's presidency was not the cultural phenomenon that [[Bakk|Bakk's]] or [[Poke|Poke's]] were, but several members of the opposition declared it to have been the "best presidency so far".

=== Environmental Reforms ===

During his first week in office, Butterlands took an interest in reversing some of the decisions of the Trump administration in regards to climate policy. This included recommitting to the Paris Climate Accords and allowing the EPA to roll back the legalisation of certain pesticides. On top of this, Butterlands issued an executive order to require that the DEMP use renewable energy and introduced a bill to nearly double the gas tax. His gas tax bill was unsuccessful, but he pushed through a similar bill when he returned to the House of Representatives.

=== Foreign Policy ===

Butterlands formally recognised the Armenian genocide and declared Israel's persecution of Palestinians to be an attempt at genocide. All foreign aid going from the State Department to Israel was cut off during his presidency.

=== The Democratic Party ===

Towards the end of Butterlands's presidency, the Communists and Democrats began to drift apart. This culminated in a political realignment in which the Democrats and Communists were in opposition to each other. Their increasingly oppositional relationship was reinforced by several cabinet appointments being rejected by the Democrats in the Senate.

=== The June Federal Elections ===

Butterlands announced his intention to seek a full presidential term on May 29, 2018. He failed to secure the [[Communist Party]] nomination on May 30, 2018, when he left the party to begin the process of founding the [[Progressive Party]]. On May 31, 2018, Butterlands decided to suspend his presidential campaign and run, instead, for the House of Representatives. He was elected with over 30 percent of the vote.

== Return to Congress ==

=== Second Term as Speaker ===

Butterlands returned to the House of Representatives on June 10, 2018. He was elected to his previous position, Speaker of the House, on June 11, 2018. The next month was a period of general inactivity, and the Congress accomplished very little. July and early August proved to be much more active, as the Congress passed a new budget and got to work on several other bills. In the [[United States Senate elections, August 2018|August Senate election in Jefferson]], Butterlands beat Senator Zarphos to become the first Progressive elected to statewide office in Jefferson.

=== US Senator for Jefferson ===

Butterlands was sworn into the [[United States Senate|Senate]] on August 29, 2018. The Progressive majority elected [[DisguisedJet719]] as the Senate Majority Leader. Butterlands also drafted a new set of rules for the Senate and introduced several bills during the first half of the session. Many of his more left-wing proposals--such as the abolition of the electoral college and an increase in the minimum wage--were shot down by right-leaning House Committees.

=== Campaign for the Presidency ===

Butterlands announced his candidacy for the [[Social Democratic Alliance]] nomination for the President of the US on October 5, 2018. After placing first in every contest, he won the nomination with 16 votes out of 30. He lost the [[United States presidential election, October 2018|general election]] by 12 electoral votes to 10, carrying only the Southern State.

== Associate Justice of the Supreme Court ==

Butterlands was nominated to fill the vacancy left by [[Cramboat|Justice Cramboat's]] resignation by [[Politophile|President Politophile]] on November 2, 2018. He was confirmed by the Senate on November 6, 2018. Butterlands was a more conservative justice than his record in politics would suggest. Most notably, he wrote the opinion striking down the New Democratic Free Market Stimulus Act in ''Lamport v. United States''. On February 21, 2019, Butterlands resigned from the Court in order to run for representative of Jefferson's third congressional district. He was successfully elected to this position, beating [[Valerie]].

==Second Presidential bid, and resignation from politics==

After [[Lamport]] announced he wouldn't seek a second term, Butterlands announced he was running for President. He declined to run with a party nomination, and instead ran as an independent.

However, perhaps due to a lack of campaign staff or like minded individuals to keep him in politics, he dropped out of the race, and left politics all together.

== See Also ==

Poke

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Poke
|image = PokeProfile.jpg
|office = 46th [[List of Presidents of the United States|President of the United States]]
|term_start = February 7, 2018
|term_end = May 1, 2018
|term_start1 = May 4, 2018
|term_end1 = May 4, 2018
|predecessor = Donald Trump
successor = [[Bakk]](Acting)
|predecessor1 = [[Bakk]](Acting)
|successor1 = [[Butterlands]]
|office2 = Chairperson of the [[Communist Party]]
|term_start2 = Unknown
|term_end2 = May 1, 2018
|predecessor2 = Position Established
|successor2 = [[Butterlands]]
|party = [[Communist Party|Communist]]
}}
'''Poke''' was the Chair of the [[Radical Labor Party]] and the 46th [[List of Presidents of the United States|President of the United States]]. When elected president Poke signed controversial executive orders that hinted towards America becoming a communist state. When he signed several illegal executive orders on May 1st, 2018, Poke initiated the [[May Day coup d'état attempt|May Day Affair]], executing anyone who belonged to what he considered a fascist party, which included the [[Justice Party]], the [[Green Democratic Party]], and the [[Libertarian Party]], the only other parties existing at the time other than his own party, the [[Communist Party]]. He was stopped and caught mid-event, and Congress began the impeachment process of the event. But, before Congress could officially impeach him, Poke resigned.

On May 4, 2019, Poke was nominated by President [[Butterlands]] to become Secretary of Homeland Security. However, Butterlands tried convincing the [[Senate]] that this was a different Poke. Before Poke could be confirmed by the senate, his nomination had been withdrawn.

He left public life during [[Second Communist Exodus]], which occurred after the February 2019 federal elections.

John Darby

2020-04-28T15:12:02Z

NYCDOT: 275PX-250PX

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
|office1 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-04
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
|office2 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-05
|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
|term_end2 = February 1, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
|office3 = [[Cabinet|Secretary of Transportation]]
|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG|250px]]
|term_start3 = November 29, 2019
|term_end3 = January 2, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]
|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]
|governor4 = [[Lyndon Garland]]
|term_start4 =March 22, 2019
|predecessor4 = [[James W. Hagen]]
|office5 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
|chair5 = Jake Thundy
|term_start5 =January 20, 2019
|term_end5 =February 1, 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]
|successor5 = ''party abolished''
|office6 = Labor National Committee Member
|chair6 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
|term_start6 =November 11, 2019
|term_end6 = January 18, 2020
|predecessor6 = N/A
|successor6 = N/A
|birth_date = November 18, 1974
|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
|party = [[Labor]]
|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science|BS]]) New York University ([[Law|MS]])
}}
==Family and Personal Life==
'''Early Life and Education''' 
Jonathan “John” Adams Darby was born in Lenox Hill Hospital November 18, 1974 to Sarah Darby (née Feinstein), a teacher, and Samuel “Sam” Darby, a train conductor for the Long Island Rail Road. His family shortly moved to Jericho, Long Island, where he and his other two siblings (Sydney Simmons, born 1977 and is Superintendent of Huntington Public Schools, and Abigail Barrison, born 1973 and is a history teacher) attended public school. He graduated from Jericho High School as salutatorian 1992. In Jericho Schools, teachers repeatedly said he excelled in History, Social Studies, and Home Economics. He received a bachelors in Urban Science at MIT in 1996, and a graduated with degree in law at NYU in 1999, magna cum laude. At NYU, he joined Kappa Sigma.

'''Family''' 
Darby’s father, Sam, was born October 16, 1945 in Flushing Hospital. He graduated Flushing High School in 1963. He was hired as an intern at the Long Island Rail Road shortly after and quickly moved his way up to train conductor. Darby’s mother, Sarah was born June 21, 1946 in Coney Island Hospital and grew up in nearby Sheepshead Bay. She graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School the year 1964, and went on to receive a bachelors in education at City College, graduating 1968. She got a job at a school in Forest Hills a few months later. Sam and Sarah met a Manhattan restaurant and started dating in November of 1968. Sam proposed to Sarah in March of 1972, and they married a year later. They retired the same year-2007 and moved to a condo in Maui, Hawaii, Jefferson. 
Darby met his future wife, Jennifer Darby (née Jackson), while he was working at the New York City Department of Planning in July of 2000. His wife, an attorney, was looking for certain documents and John was to work with her. Thus, a relationship was born. John proposed to her in Central Park in May of 2003, and they married a year later. They have two children, Thomas (born 2005) and Abby (born 2007). Their Washington home is along the H Street Corridor, and their North home is in Nassau County. They are both non-religious.

==Career==
'''Early Careers''' 
In 7th Grade, Darby took a career test, and the results showed he should pursue a job in government and/or law. When he was 16, 17, and 18, he interned at Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Museums during the summer. When he headed off to MIT, he worked in the MIT Mail Room, and when he came back to NYU, he worked in Lower Manhattan at the MTA Headquarters. After graduating in 1999, he went to work at the New York City Department of Planning, where he met his future-wife Jennifer, but was laid off in 2005 in midst of the financial crisis sweeping the nation.

'''Becoming a Representative''' 
After being laid off, Darby landed a job in the State of North’s Attorney General’s office as a lawyer. He stayed in this job until 2016, where he retired early and wrote his New York Times Bestselling Biography on Richard Nixon, ''Watergate: The story of a Politician''. In September 2019, he ran unsuccessfully for representative of JF-05 on the Labor Party Ticket. In late October 2019, he returned back into the spotlight and ran successfully as representative for NS-05 and won. He ran for re-election in January 2020 and won, running against [[Simon Pyde]].

'''Being a Representative''' 
Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.

'''Running in March''' 
After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause created by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].

'''Northern Cabinet''' 
On March 17, 2020, Governor [[Lyndon Garland]] nominated Darby to be [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]. While he has no background in environmental studies, he seemed to have an uneventful confirmation hearing, and the [[Northern House of Delegates]] confirmed his nomination with four in favor and one abstaining. In the cabinet, his department hasn't done much due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

==Personal Life==
Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.

Cabinet

2020-04-28T15:02:21Z

NYCDOT: done

[[File:Cabinet.png|right|275px|]]The '''Cabinet of the United States''', including the Vice President, the Heads of the Executive Departments and others recognized as having Cabinet Rank, is a body to advise and assist the President in governing the nation. On May 6, 2019, President [[Lamport]] signed into law the Homeland Freedom and Security Act, which abolished the Department of Homeland Security and reorganized the various agencies under thereof. The bill went into effect on June 5, 2019. On November 3, 2019, President [[Patriot]] signed into law the Student's Education Act, which abolished the Department of Education, reorganized the various agencies under thereof, and gave the jurisdiction back to the states. The bill went into effect on November 6, 2019. On February 21, 2020, President [[Valerie]] signed into law the Commerce and Labor Act, which combined the Department of Commerce, Department of Labor, and the Small Business Administration into the Department of Commerce and Labor. The bill went into effect

== Current Cabinet and Cabinet-Rank Officials ==

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|+Cabinet
|-
!scope="col" |Office (Constituting Instrument)
!scope="col" |Incumbent
!scope="col" data-sort-type="date" |Took office
|-
|data-sort-value="Vice President" |[[File:US Vice President Seal.svg|75px]] [[Vice President of the United States|Vice President]] [[Article Two of the United States Constitution#Clause 1: Executive Power|(Constitution, Art. II, Sec. I)]]
|data-sort-value="Nick D Daniloff" |[[File:Cabin.jpg|100px]] [[Cabin Fever]]
|April 9, 2020
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of State" |[[File:Seal of the United States Secretary of State.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of State|Secretary of State]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|22|2651a}})
|data-sort-value="Matthias Ocain" |[[File:Mike Pompeo official photo (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Mike Pompeo]]
|April 26, 2018
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Treasury" |[[File:US-DeptOfTheTreasury-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of the Treasury|Secretary of the Treasury]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|31|301}})
|data-sort-value="Tiny Mexican" |[[File:Steven Mnuchin official photo (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Steven Mnuchin]]
|February 13, 2017
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Defense" |[[File:United States Department of Defense Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Defense|Secretary of Defense]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|10|113}})
|data-sort-value="Tyler Noaker" |[[File:Dr. Mark T. Esper – Acting Secretary of Defense (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Mark Esper]]
|July 23, 2019
|-
|data-sort-value="Attorney General" |[[File:US-DeptOfJustice-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Attorney General|Attorney General]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|28|503}})
|data-sort-value="Barr, William" |[[File:William Barr (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[William Barr]]
|February 14, 2019
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Interior" |[[File:US-DeptOfTheInterior-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of the Interior|Secretary of the Interior]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|43|1451}})
|data-sort-value="Bernhardt, David" |[[File:David Bernhardt official photo (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[David Bernhardt]]
|January 2, 2019{{refn|Bernhardt served as Acting Secretary from January 2, 2019 until April 11, 2019.|group=n}}
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Agriculture" |[[File:US-DeptOfAgriculture-Seal2.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Agriculture|Secretary of Agriculture]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|7|2202}})
|data-sort-value="Perdue, Sonny" |[[File:Sonny Perdue headshot.jpg|100px]] [[Sonny Perdue]]
|April 25, 2017
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Commerce" |[[File:US-DeptOfCommerce-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Commerce|Secretary of Commerce]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|15|1501}})
|data-sort-value="Ross, Wilbur" |[[File:Wilbur Ross headshot.jpg|100px]] [[Wilbur Ross]]
|February 28, 2017
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Labor" |[[File:US-DeptOfLabor-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Labor|Secretary of Labor]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|29|551}})
|data-sort-value="Scalia, Eugene" |[[File:Eugene Scalia (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Eugene Scalia]]
|September 30, 2019
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Health" |[[File:US-DeptOfHHS-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Health and Human Services|Secretary of Health and Human Services]] (Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1953, {{USStat|67|631}} and {{UnitedStatesCode|42|3501}})
|data-sort-value="Azar, Alex" |[[File:Alex Azar official portrait (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Alex Azar]]
|January 29, 2018
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Housing" |[[File:US-DeptOfHUD-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development|Secretary of Housing and Urban Development]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|42|3532}})
|data-sort-value="Carson, Ben" |[[File:Ben Carson headshot.jpg|100px]] [[Ben Carson]]
|March 2, 2017
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Transportation" |[[File:US-DeptOfTransportation-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Transportation|Secretary of Transportation]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|49|102}})
|data-sort-value="Chao, Elaine" |[[File:Elaine Chao official portrait 2 (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Elaine Chao]]
|January 31, 2017
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Energy" |[[File:US-DeptOfEnergy-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Energy|Secretary of Energy]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|42|7131}})
|data-sort-value="Brouillette, Dan" |[[File:Dan Brouillette official photo (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Dan Brouillette]]
|December 2, 2019
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Education" |[[File:US-DeptOfEducation-Seal.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Education|Secretary of Education]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|20|3411}})
|data-sort-value="DeVos, Betsy" |[[File:Betsy DeVos official portrait (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Betsy DeVos]]
|February 7, 2017
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Veterans" |[[File:Seal of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Veterans Affairs|Secretary of Veterans Affairs]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|38|303}})
|data-sort-value="Wilkie, Robert" |[[File:Robert Wilkie official portrait (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Robert Wilkie]]
|July 30, 2018
|-
|data-sort-value="Secretary of Homeland Security" |[[File:Seal of the United States Department of Homeland Security.svg|75px]] [[United States Secretary of Homeland Security|Secretary of Homeland Security]] ({{UnitedStatesCode|6|112}})
|data-sort-value="Wolf, Chad" |[[File:Chad Wolf official portrait 2017 (cropped).jpg|100px]] [[Chad Wolf]]
|November 13, 2019 Acting
|}

John Darby

2020-04-28T14:56:10Z

NYCDOT: fuck

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
|office1 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-04
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
|office2 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-05
|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
|term_end2 = February 1, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
|office3 = [[Cabinet|Secretary of Transportation]]
|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG|275px]]
|term_start3 = November 29, 2019
|term_end3 = January 2, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]
|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]
|governor4 = [[Lyndon Garland]]
|term_start4 =March 22, 2019
|predecessor4 = [[James W. Hagen]]
|office5 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
|chair5 = Jake Thundy
|term_start5 =January 20, 2019
|term_end5 =February 1, 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]
|successor5 = ''party abolished''
|office6 = Labor National Committee Member
|chair6 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
|term_start6 =November 11, 2019
|term_end6 = January 18, 2020
|predecessor6 = N/A
|successor6 = N/A
|birth_date = November 18, 1974
|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
|party = [[Labor]]
|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science|BS]]) New York University ([[Law|MS]])
}}
==Family and Personal Life==
'''Early Life and Education''' 
Jonathan “John” Adams Darby was born in Lenox Hill Hospital November 18, 1974 to Sarah Darby (née Feinstein), a teacher, and Samuel “Sam” Darby, a train conductor for the Long Island Rail Road. His family shortly moved to Jericho, Long Island, where he and his other two siblings (Sydney Simmons, born 1977 and is Superintendent of Huntington Public Schools, and Abigail Barrison, born 1973 and is a history teacher) attended public school. He graduated from Jericho High School as salutatorian 1992. In Jericho Schools, teachers repeatedly said he excelled in History, Social Studies, and Home Economics. He received a bachelors in Urban Science at MIT in 1996, and a graduated with degree in law at NYU in 1999, magna cum laude. At NYU, he joined Kappa Sigma.

'''Family''' 
Darby’s father, Sam, was born October 16, 1945 in Flushing Hospital. He graduated Flushing High School in 1963. He was hired as an intern at the Long Island Rail Road shortly after and quickly moved his way up to train conductor. Darby’s mother, Sarah was born June 21, 1946 in Coney Island Hospital and grew up in nearby Sheepshead Bay. She graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School the year 1964, and went on to receive a bachelors in education at City College, graduating 1968. She got a job at a school in Forest Hills a few months later. Sam and Sarah met a Manhattan restaurant and started dating in November of 1968. Sam proposed to Sarah in March of 1972, and they married a year later. They retired the same year-2007 and moved to a condo in Maui, Hawaii, Jefferson. 
Darby met his future wife, Jennifer Darby (née Jackson), while he was working at the New York City Department of Planning in July of 2000. His wife, an attorney, was looking for certain documents and John was to work with her. Thus, a relationship was born. John proposed to her in Central Park in May of 2003, and they married a year later. They have two children, Thomas (born 2005) and Abby (born 2007). Their Washington home is along the H Street Corridor, and their North home is in Nassau County. They are both non-religious.

==Career==
'''Early Careers''' 
In 7th Grade, Darby took a career test, and the results showed he should pursue a job in government and/or law. When he was 16, 17, and 18, he interned at Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Museums during the summer. When he headed off to MIT, he worked in the MIT Mail Room, and when he came back to NYU, he worked in Lower Manhattan at the MTA Headquarters. After graduating in 1999, he went to work at the New York City Department of Planning, where he met his future-wife Jennifer, but was laid off in 2005 in midst of the financial crisis sweeping the nation.

'''Becoming a Representative''' 
After being laid off, Darby landed a job in the State of North’s Attorney General’s office as a lawyer. He stayed in this job until 2016, where he retired early and wrote his New York Times Bestselling Biography on Richard Nixon, ''Watergate: The story of a Politician''. In September 2019, he ran unsuccessfully for representative of JF-05 on the Labor Party Ticket. In late October 2019, he returned back into the spotlight and ran successfully as representative for NS-05 and won. He ran for re-election in January 2020 and won, running against [[Simon Pyde]].

'''Being a Representative''' 
Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.

'''Running in March''' 
After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause created by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].

'''Northern Cabinet''' 
On March 17, 2020, Governor [[Lyndon Garland]] nominated Darby to be [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]. While he has no background in environmental studies, he seemed to have an uneventful confirmation hearing, and the [[Northern House of Delegates]] confirmed his nomination with four in favor and one abstaining. In the cabinet, his department hasn't done much due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

==Personal Life==
Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.

John Darby

2020-04-28T14:55:18Z

NYCDOT: Fixed Spelling, Added Cabinet

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
|office1 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-04
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
|office2 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-05
|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
|term_end2 = February 1, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
|office3 = [[Cabinet|Secretary of Transportation]]
|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG|275px]]
|term_start3 = November 29, 2019
|term_end3 = January 2, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]
|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]
|governor4 = [[Lyndon Garland]]
|term_start4 =March 22, 2019
|predecessor4 = [[James W. Hagen]]
|office5 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
|chair5 = Jake Thundy
|term_start5 =January 20, 2019
|term_start5 =February 1, 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]
|successor5 = ''party abolished''
|office6 = Labor National Committee Member
|chair6 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
|term_start6 =November 11, 2019
|term_end6 = January 18, 2020
|predecessor6 = N/A
|successor6 = N/A
|birth_date = November 18, 1974
|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
|party = [[Labor]]
|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science|BS]]) New York University ([[Law|MS]])
}}
==Family and Personal Life==
'''Early Life and Education''' 
Jonathan “John” Adams Darby was born in Lenox Hill Hospital November 18, 1974 to Sarah Darby (née Feinstein), a teacher, and Samuel “Sam” Darby, a train conductor for the Long Island Rail Road. His family shortly moved to Jericho, Long Island, where he and his other two siblings (Sydney Simmons, born 1977 and is Superintendent of Huntington Public Schools, and Abigail Barrison, born 1973 and is a history teacher) attended public school. He graduated from Jericho High School as salutatorian 1992. In Jericho Schools, teachers repeatedly said he excelled in History, Social Studies, and Home Economics. He received a bachelors in Urban Science at MIT in 1996, and a graduated with degree in law at NYU in 1999, magna cum laude. At NYU, he joined Kappa Sigma.

'''Family''' 
Darby’s father, Sam, was born October 16, 1945 in Flushing Hospital. He graduated Flushing High School in 1963. He was hired as an intern at the Long Island Rail Road shortly after and quickly moved his way up to train conductor. Darby’s mother, Sarah was born June 21, 1946 in Coney Island Hospital and grew up in nearby Sheepshead Bay. She graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School the year 1964, and went on to receive a bachelors in education at City College, graduating 1968. She got a job at a school in Forest Hills a few months later. Sam and Sarah met a Manhattan restaurant and started dating in November of 1968. Sam proposed to Sarah in March of 1972, and they married a year later. They retired the same year-2007 and moved to a condo in Maui, Hawaii, Jefferson. 
Darby met his future wife, Jennifer Darby (née Jackson), while he was working at the New York City Department of Planning in July of 2000. His wife, an attorney, was looking for certain documents and John was to work with her. Thus, a relationship was born. John proposed to her in Central Park in May of 2003, and they married a year later. They have two children, Thomas (born 2005) and Abby (born 2007). Their Washington home is along the H Street Corridor, and their North home is in Nassau County. They are both non-religious.

==Career==
'''Early Careers''' 
In 7th Grade, Darby took a career test, and the results showed he should pursue a job in government and/or law. When he was 16, 17, and 18, he interned at Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Museums during the summer. When he headed off to MIT, he worked in the MIT Mail Room, and when he came back to NYU, he worked in Lower Manhattan at the MTA Headquarters. After graduating in 1999, he went to work at the New York City Department of Planning, where he met his future-wife Jennifer, but was laid off in 2005 in midst of the financial crisis sweeping the nation.

'''Becoming a Representative''' 
After being laid off, Darby landed a job in the State of North’s Attorney General’s office as a lawyer. He stayed in this job until 2016, where he retired early and wrote his New York Times Bestselling Biography on Richard Nixon, ''Watergate: The story of a Politician''. In September 2019, he ran unsuccessfully for representative of JF-05 on the Labor Party Ticket. In late October 2019, he returned back into the spotlight and ran successfully as representative for NS-05 and won. He ran for re-election in January 2020 and won, running against [[Simon Pyde]].

'''Being a Representative''' 
Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.

'''Running in March''' 
After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause created by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].

'''Northern Cabinet''' 
On March 17, 2020, Governor [[Lyndon Garland]] nominated Darby to be [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]. While he has no background in environmental studies, he seemed to have an uneventful confirmation hearing, and the [[Northern House of Delegates]] confirmed his nomination with four in favor and one abstaining. In the cabinet, his department hasn't done much due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

==Personal Life==
Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.

Valerie

2020-04-27T21:26:58Z

NYCDOT:

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Valerie
|image=Betsy.jpeg|image_size=275px
|office = 55th President of the United States
|term_start = February 6, 2020
|term_end =
|vicepresident = [[J.G.T. Webb]] [[Cabin]]
|predecessor = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
|office1 = 4th and 8th Governor of Jefferson
|term_start1 = October 9, 2019
|term_end1 = February 6, 2020
|lieutenant_governor1 = [[Rincewind]]
|predecessor1 = [[Putbye]]
|successor1 = [[Rincewind]]
|term_start2 = December 18, 2018
|term_end2 = February 1, 2019
|lieutenant_governor2 = [[NotAName]]
|predecessor2 = [[Peanut]]
|successor2 = [[codegreen]]
|office3 = 74th Speaker of the House
|term_start3 = November 14, 2019
|term_end3 = February 6, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Thanos]]
|successor3 = [[Cabin]]
|office4 = 28th [[Chief of Staff]]
|president4 = [[Patty]]
|term_start4 = September 27, 2019
|term_end4 = November 6, 2019
|predecessor4 = [[Cabin]]
|successor4 = [[Thanos]]
|president5 = [[Lamport]]
|term_start5 = March 5, 2019
|term_end5 = July 12, 2019
|predecessor5 = [[Peanut]]
|successor5 = [[John Boehner]]}}'''Valerie''' is a [[Jefferson|Jeffersonian]] politician in the United States. A [[Republican Party|Republican]], and later a [[Federalist Party|Federalist]], she is a right libertarian, skeptical of federal and executive power, who ultimately served as a popular Speaker, Governor and President. Valerie is the first woman to hold the Presidency. Notably, she succeeded to the Governorship and Presidency as Speaker, first of the Parliament and later of the House.

=='''Parliament'''==
Elected to the Parliament of Jefferson in October, 2018, her first legislative achievement was lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18 amid some [[Progressive Party|Progressive]] opposition. She was re-elected to a second term and further elected Speaker. Soon after, however, Governor [[Peanut]] and Lieutenant Governor [[Cool Dad]] unexpectedly resigned so, as the next in line, she was called upon to succeed to the Governorship.

=='''First Governorship'''==
Valerie recognized neither she, nor her party, were elected by the people to govern the Commonwealth so she committed to hold office in a non-controversial and generally non-partisan manner. She nominated the leading Progressive in Jefferson, [[NotAName]], to serve as Lieutenant Governor. She did not seek her own mandate in next gubernatorial election and [[codegreen]] was elected to the post.

=='''Congress'''==
Elected to the House in October, 2018, Valerie was re-elected to a further 5 terms. Most notably, she passed legislation to establish trade reciprocity, make national parks free of charge for citizens and residents, abolish the Department of Education in favor of block grants to the states, merge the Departments of Commerce and Labor and Small Business Administration to form a single Department, guarantee veterans the right to choose between public benefits, private benefits or regular payments in lieu and repeal the federal drinking age. She also passed constitutional amendments to ban capital punishment, narrow the power of the executive to wage war without legislative consent and repeal the discriminatory age qualification for public office: all were ratified. When President [[MichiganLefty]] neglected to sponsor a budget, she sponsored her own budget in December, 2019, and pushed the [[Labor]] Administration to cut the corporate tax and cut general spending by $32 billion. During a long period in which the Speaker was regularly dismissed in the middle of the session, Valerie was elected to succeed [[Thanos]] and re-elected to the chair by the next Congress. She served a term and a half.

=='''Chief of Staff'''==
Valerie was appointed Chief of Staff to President [[Lamport]] and served until the end of his Administration. She took a leading role in making sure his legislative agenda was passed and helped negotiate the landmark nuclear disarmament treaty. President [[LOTR]] did not keep her on as Chief of Staff, rather, she was nominated and confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services. When he resigned the office amid a primary scandal, however, she was re-appointed as Chief of Staff by President [[Patty]] and served until the election of President [[MichiganLefty]].

=='''Second Governorship'''==
Critical of Governor [[Putbye]] and his Administration taking on hundreds of billions in debt, Valerie challenged his re-election and won, taking office in October, 2019. She immediately began to pay down the debt, implemented a land value tax, abolished the income tax, corporate tax and sales tax, achieving the first single tax in the United States, and established a public dividend, or universal basic income, named the Common Wealth Fund which guaranteed $1,300 a year. She also ended the construction of a Trumpian border wall begun by Governor [[System]], bought 60 million acres of land from Washington and put it back in Jeffersonian hands, legalized drug possession and prostitution, banned private prisons, prohibited exploitative penal labor and required public buildings to double as homeless shelters at night. When the federal government neglected to act during the coronavirus outbreak, Valerie organized a public health campaign in Jefferson and, with Americans stranded in China, her Administration took charge of the situation and chartered transportation to bring them home to national acclaim.

Running against [[codegreen]], her first successor, Valerie was re-elected to the post with 64% of the vote in February, 2020. Her second term saw her pay off the debt, which was $250 billion when she took office, grow the universal basic income to $4,000 a year and establish a $25 billion investment fund with a mandate to prioritize no-to-low carbon business.

Soon after beginning her second term, however, President [[d.a.barchipelago]] was impeached by the House, convicted by the Senate and removed from office. As there was no Vice President and she was next in line, as the Speaker of the House, Valerie was called upon to succeed to the Presidency in a situation remarkably similar to her succession to the Governorship in December, 2018. She resigned in favor of her Lieutenant Governor, [[Rincewind]], moments before taking the oath.

=='''Presidency'''==
Valerie assumed the Presidency in February, 2020, with a month until the general election. She passed a budget which abolished the corporate tax and land appreciation tax, among other taxes, and - following her model in Jefferson - established a single tax on land value. She also established a program to house more than 560,000 people, ending homelessness in the United States, signed two treaties to ban anti-personnel mines and cluster bombs and took a leadership role in clearing the North Atlantic and Great Pacific garbage patches.

She sought election with [[J.G.T. Webb]] as Vice President in March, 2020, and won with more than 60% of the vote. The beginning of her elected term was preoccupied by the coronavirus: she mandated treatment without charge, established an Emergency Income Fund to guarantee $1,063 a month to the working population, sent aid to the states, directed the military to assist and suspended non-essential government work in a determined campaign to limit its spread. During this time, she also established a program to encourage high school graduation by rewarding each and every graduate with $250.

=='''Honors'''==
She was awarded the [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]] in October, 2019.
[[Category:Biography]]

Jack Shunsuke Coulter

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Jack Shunsuke Coulter
|office1 = [[House Majority Leader]]
|term_start1 = April 13, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Cabin Fever]]
|office2 = Member of the [[House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[6|6th]] District
|term_start2 = March 25, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Austin Davis]]
|office3 = [[Secretary of the Treasury]]
|term_start3 = April 16, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Cabin Fever]]
|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of State]]
|term_start4 = March 3, 2020
|predecessor4 = [[John Boehner]]
|birth_date = July 3, 1978
|birth_place = Hackensack, New Jersey, North
|party = [[Federalist Party]]
|education = Georgetown University ([[History|B.A.]]) 
Yale Law School ([[Law|J.D]])
}}

==Early Life==
Jack Shunsuke Coulter was born in Hackensack University Medical Center on July 3, 1978. He is the "middle" child of Michael Coulter and Keiko Coulter; his older brother, 43 year old Alex Coulter is a lawyer, and his 40 year old sister, Michiko Weber is an employee of NASA. The family lived in Hackensack until Coulter was 8, at which point they moved to Annapolis, Maryland. Upon graduating high school, Jack pursued a Bachelor's Degree in History at Georgetown University, with a minor in Political Science. Later, in 2003, he received a J.D. from Yale Law School. From 2003 to 2020, he ran his own law firm, with the help of his older brother Michael, until he entered the political arena.

==Career==
'''Army National Guard''' 
Coulter was in the Army National Guard from 2005 to 2013. He helped the [[North]] rebuild itself after the tragedy of Hurricane Sandy.

'''NS-4 Federal Bid''' 
Jack Coulter, a new member of the [[Federalist Party]], immediately sprung into action by running for the NS-4 seat, going against [[John Darby]], who had recently moved from his district, NS-5, after his son's suicide, and [[Judge Red]], a relative nobody from the [[Conservative Party]], and part of the "Conservasurge" going on at the time. All three were very strongly debating on the stage, and it wasn't too clear over who would win. Darby is a controversial man, and the other two never ran before, so there was no telling what the results would show. The [American Inquirer]] believed Coulter was most likely to win, [[ABC News]] believed Coulter would barely win, and [[Veritas Post]] saying Darby would barely win by 1%. In the end, Darby won with 38% of the vote, Coulter with 35%, and Judge Red with 27%. Like a few others in this election that lost, that wasn't the last you would see of him.

'''NS-6 Special Elections''' 
After Representative Austin Davis resigned facing expulsion, Coulter was put as the candidate in the special election, against [[American Liberal Party]] candidate [[Arkenstone]], and [[Conservative Party]] candidate [[LOTR]]. Coulter was facing strong competition; Arkenstone was another candidate from the previous federal elections and is the [[EPA Administrator]], and LOTR was former President. However, Coulter put up with the challenge and won with 38% of the vote. Arkenstone had 36% and LOTR had a mere 26%.

'''As Representative''' 
Coulter was sworn in on March 25, 2020, and has since submitted four pieces of legislation into the hopper, of which three would have effect on US Law. The first, the PMSHA Act, would illegalize veterinary surgeries that were currently legal. The second, the Hydropower Expansion Act of 2020, would, as the title suggests, expand hydropower plants across the USA. The latest piece of legislation he submitted, EGREWA, would require unused government property to be sold to an independent party, or to be repurposed as low-income housing and sold to a private landlord. After [[Cabin Fever]] was confirmed as [[Vice President]], he was selected by the Federalist Caucus as [[House Majority Leader]].

==Personal Life==
Jack is married to his wife, Julia, of 13 years. Together they have two children. The older one is 9 year old Jack, and the younger one is 6 year old Grace. They live in North's 6 District together.

Jack Shunsuke Coulter

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Jack Shunsuke Coulter
|office1 = [[House Majority Leader]]
|term_start1 = April 13, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[Cabin Fever]]
|office2 = [[House of Representatives|Representative]] from NS-06
|term_start2 = March 25, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Austin Davis]]
|office3 = [[Secretary of the Treasury]]
|term_start3 = April 16, 2020
|predecessor3 = [[Cabin Fever]]
|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet|Northern Secretary of State]]
|term_start4 = March 3, 2020
|predecessor4 = [[John Boehner]]
|birth_date = July 3, 1978
|birth_place = Hackensack, New Jersey, North
|party = [[Federalist Party]]
|education = Georgetown University ([[History|B.A.]]) 
Yale Law School ([[Law|J.D]])
}}

==Early Life==
Jack Shunsuke Coulter was born in Hackensack University Medical Center on July 3, 1978. He is the "middle" child of Michael Coulter and Keiko Coulter; his older brother, 43 year old Alex Coulter is a lawyer, and his 40 year old sister, Michiko Weber is an employee of NASA. The family lived in Hackensack until Coulter was 8, at which point they moved to Annapolis, Maryland. Upon graduating high school, Jack pursued a Bachelor's Degree in History at Georgetown University, with a minor in Political Science. Later, in 2003, he received a J.D. from Yale Law School. From 2003 to 2020, he ran his own law firm, with the help of his older brother Michael, until he entered the political arena.

==Career==
'''NS-4 Federal Bid''' 
Jack Coulter, a new member of the [[Federalist Party]], immediately sprung into action by running for the NS-4 seat, going against [[John Darby]], who had recently moved from his district, NS-5, after his son's suicide, and [[Judge Red]], a relative nobody from the [[Conservative Party]], and part of the "Conservasurge" going on at the time. All three were very strongly debating on the stage, and it wasn't too clear over who would win. Darby is a controversial man, and the other two never ran before, so there was no telling what the results would show. The [American Inquirer]] believed Coulter was most likely to win, [[ABC News]] believed Coulter would barely win, and [[Veritas Post]] saying Darby would barely win by 1%. In the end, Darby won with 38% of the vote, Coulter with 35%, and Judge Red with 27%. Like a few others in this election that lost, that wasn't the last you would see of him.

'''NS-6 Special Elections''' 
After Representative Austin Davis resigned facing expulsion, Coulter was put as the candidate in the special election, against [[American Liberal Party]] candidate [[Arkenstone]], and [[Conservative Party]] candidate [[LOTR]]. Coulter was facing strong competition; Arkenstone was another candidate from the previous federal elections and is the [[EPA Administrator]], and LOTR was former President. However, Coulter put up with the challenge and won with 38% of the vote. Arkenstone had 36% and LOTR had a mere 26%.

'''As Representative''' 
Coulter was sworn in on March 25, 2020, and has since submitted four pieces of legislation into the hopper, of which three would have effect on US Law. The first, the PMSHA Act, would illegalize veterinary surgeries that were currently legal. The second, the Hydropower Expansion Act of 2020, would, as the title suggests, expand hydropower plants across the USA. The latest piece of legislation he submitted, EGREWA, would require unused government property to be sold to an independent party, or to be repurposed as low-income housing and sold to a private landlord. After [[Cabin Fever]] was confirmed as [[Vice President]], he was selected by the Federalist Caucus as [[House Majority Leader]].

American Liberal Party

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Social Democratic Party

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The '''American Liberal Party''', sometimes referred to as the '''ALP''' or '''Liberal Party''', is a left-wing political party founded in February of 2020 as an alternative to the [[Labor Party]]. It covers the wide ideological tent of current liberalism, left-libertarianism and democratic socialism.
As of March 2020, the American Liberals controlled the Senate and the Northern Hall of Delegates.

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| name = American Liberal Party
| logo = R05vlp_large.png
| colorcode = #1aa3ff
| founded = 3 February 2020
| leader1_title = Director
| leader1_name = [[Tedd Ddet]]
| leader2_title = Vice Director
| leader2_name = [[Thanos May]]
| leader3_title = ALNC
| leader3_name = [[James Order]] [[Tedd Ddet]] [[Thanos May]] [[Juan Escobar-Mendoza]] [[Andrew Glaze]] [[Arkenstone]]
| ideology = Modern Liberalism Left-Libertarianism Democratic Socialism
| membership = 33
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|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|2|3|#1aa3ff}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|3|17|#1aa3ff}}
| website = https://discord.gg/ejycKWq
}}

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==Founding==

The American Liberal Party was initially founded by [[James Order]], [[John Darby]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Tedd Ddet]] and [[MediocreLucca]]. These five made up the original ALNC with [[James Order]] as the Director and [[John Darby]] as the Vice Director. It was created due to the impending death of the [[Labor Party]] to provide the public with an alternative left-wing party in the American political system. They quickly began gaining ground in terms of membership when [[John Darby]] took a sudden leave of public life. This left [[Bruce Hill]] with the position of Vice Director. As they were gearing up for the federal elections, the ALP began making up ground converting current members of legislative bodies and winning special elections. In their most recent election, the ALP won the most [[House]] and [[Senate]] seats of any party competing even though they lost the Presidency.

==American Liberal Coalition==

Under a review of the party constitution, the Director at the time, [[James Order]], made amendments to make the Party a coalition of three distinct caucuses. This occurred during the April state election. The three caucuses became the Libertarian Caucus, Moderate Caucus and Progressive Caucus. Currently the Coalition is prepping for the May Federal Election, looking to gain in the house and maintain seats in the Senate.

==Leadership History==

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|-
!colspan = 3|Committee Director
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
!rowspan = 2|[[James Order]]
!February 3, 2020 - March 11, 2020
|-
!Second
!March 12, 2020 - Present
|-
!Third
![[Tedd Ddet]]
!April 4, 2020 - Present
|}

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|-
!colspan = 3|Vice Committee Director
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!rowspan = 3|First
![[John Darby]]
!February 3, 2020 - February 3, 2020
|-
![[Bruce Hill]]
!February 4, 2020 - February 10, 2020
|-
!rowspan = 2|[[Tedd Ddet]]
!February 11, 2020 - March 11, 2020
|-
!Second
!March 12, 2020 - April 4, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Thanos May]]
!April 4, 2020 - Present
|}

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|-
!colspan = 3|House of Representatives
!colspan = 3|Senate
|-
!Election
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!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, March 2020|Mar. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|6|17|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}} 1
![[United States Senate elections, March 2020|Mar. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|3|6|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}} 2
|}

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|-
!Election
!Candidate
!North Electoral Votes
!Dixie Electoral Votes
!Jefferson Electoral Votes
!Total Electoral Votes
!+/-
!Result
|-
![[United States presidential election, March 2020|Mar. 2020]]
|'''[[Arkenstone]]'''
|{{Composition bar|3|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{Composition bar|3|7|#1aa3ff}}
|{{Composition bar|3|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{Composition bar|9|23|#1aa3ff}}
||{{steady}}
|'''Federalist Victory'''
|}

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|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Senate Special
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, April 2020|Apr. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|3|5|#1aa3ff}}
|{{steady}}
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, April 2020|Apr. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|7|#1aa3ff}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, April 2020|Apr. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|5|#1aa3ff}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Jefferson Senate special election, April 2020|Apr. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|1|#1aa3ff}}
|{{steady}}
|}

Governor of the Northern State

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Governor of the Northern State

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{{Infobox official post
| post = President
| body = the United States of America
| insignia = Seal Of The President Of The United States Of America.svg
| insigniasize = 120
| insigniacaption = [[Seal of the President of the United States|Presidential seal]]
| flag = Flag of the President of the United States of America.svg
| flagsize = 130
| flagcaption = [[Flag of the President of the United States|Presidential flag]]
| image = Donald Trump official portrait (cropped).jpg
| incumbent = [[Donald Trump]]
| incumbentsince = January 20, 2017
| department = [[Executive branch of the U.S. Government]] [[Executive Office of the President]]
| style = [[Mr. President (title)|Mr. President]]<ref>{{cite news |url=https://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9D06E3D9143AE533A25751C0A96E9C94609ED7CF|title=How To Address The President; He Is Not Your Excellency Or Your Honor, But Mr. President|date=August 2, 1891|work=The New York Times}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.usgs.gov/usgs-manual/handbook/hb/431-2-h/chap4.html|title=USGS Correspondence Handbook—Chapter 4|publisher=Usgs.gov|date=July 18, 2007|accessdate=November 15, 2012|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120926000950/http://www.usgs.gov/usgs-manual/handbook/hb/431-2-h/chap4.html|archive-date=September 26, 2012|url-status=dead}}</ref> (informal) [[The Honourable#United States of America|The Honorable]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ita.doc.gov/ita_sec/Address%20and%20Salutation.htm|title=Models of Address and Salutation|publisher=Ita.doc.gov|accessdate=September 4, 2010|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100720073107/http://www.ita.doc.gov/ita_sec/Address%20and%20Salutation.htm|archive-date=July 20, 2010|url-status=dead}}</ref> (formal) [[Excellency|His Excellency]]<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120927014351/http://www.un.int/protocol/documents/Hspmfm.pdf Heads of State, Heads of Government, Ministers for Foreign Affairs], Protocol and Liaison Service, [[United Nations]]. Retrieved November 1, 2012.</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Remarks by President Obama, President Mubarak, His Majesty King Abdullah, Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Abbas Before Working Dinner|url=https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/the-press-office/2010/09/01/remarks-president-obama-president-mubarak-his-majesty-king-abdullah-prim|publisher=obamawhitehouse.archives.gov|accessdate=July 19, 2011|author=The White House Office of the Press Secretary|date=September 1, 2010}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=Exchanges of Letters |url=http://www.jimmycarterlibrary.org/documents/campdavid/letters/|publisher=Jimmy Carter Library|accessdate=November 9, 2017 |date=September 1978}}</ref> (diplomatic)
| status = [[Head of State]] [[Head of Government]]
| abbreviation = POTUS
| member_of = [[Cabinet of the United States|Cabinet]] [[United States Domestic Policy Council|Domestic Policy Council]] [[United States National Economic Council|National Economic Council]] [[United States National Security Council|National Security Council]]
| residence = [[White House]]
| seat = [[Washington, D.C.]]
| nominator = [[Political parties in the United States|Political parties]] or self-nomination
| appointer = [[United States Electoral College|Electoral College]]
| termlength = [[Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution|Four years, renewable once]]
| constituting_instrument = [[Constitution of the United States]]
| formation = {{date and age|1789|3|4|p=1|br=1}}<ref>{{cite book|last=Maier|first=Pauline|authorlink=Pauline Maier|title=Ratification: The People Debate the Constitution, 1787–1788|date=2010|publisher=Simon & Schuster|location=New York, New York|isbn=978-0-684-86854-7|page=433}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=March 4: A forgotten huge day in American history|date=March 4, 2013|url=https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/march-4-a-forgotten-huge-day-in-american-politics/|publisher=[[National Constitution Center]]|location=Philadelphia|accessdate=July 29, 2018}}</ref>
| first = [[George Washington]]<ref>{{cite web| title=Presidential Election of 1789|url=https://www.mountvernon.org/library/digitalhistory/digital-encyclopedia/article/presidential-election-of-1789/|website=Digital Encyclopedia|publisher=Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, George Washington's Mount Vernon| location=Mount Vernon, Virginia|accessdate=July 29, 2018}}</ref>
| salary = $400,000 annually
| website = {{url|www.whitehouse.gov}}
}}

Caprese Van Tassel

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Caprese Van Tassel
|office1 = [[Jefferson Parliament|MP]] from JF-02
|term_start1 = March 15, 2020
|predecessor1 = [[TheDevil]]
|birth_date = January 21, 1989
|birth_place = Malibu, California, Jefferson
|party = [[Labor]]
|education = University of California, Los Angeles ([[Law|J.D]])
}}

==Personal Life==
Caprese Van Tassel, commonly known as Caprese, was born in Malibu, California, Jefferson on January 21, 1989. He is the only child of Edward Van Tassel and Kate Van Tassel. In High School, he was President of the Key Club and and was on the school swim team; he graduated from Malibu High School as salutatorian in 2007. After graduation, he went to UCLA planning to get a degree in Business Administration (MBA), aspiring to be an entrepreneur. After volunteering for a political campaign in college, he found an interest in politics. Due to this newly found interest in politics, he decided to switch his major from an MBA into Law (J.D). From 2010 to 2015, he was a partner at a Los Angeles law firm, to gain experience; on the side he volunteered for moderate right-wing political candidates. He took a break from a job for the next five years, and when he felt comfortable enough, jumped into politics himself.

==Career==
'''JF-6 Federal Bid''' 
Caprese, a newly joined member of the [[Conservative Party]], and part of the "Conservasurge" going on at the time, announced his candidacy for the federal [[House of Representatives|House]] district of JF-6, against [[Benny Neutron]], who was representative for JF-1, and [[Nerdy]], a political newcomer of the [[Federalist Party]]. In the end, it was a close race between Caprese and Nerdy, but Nerdy ultimately won, 37% to 35% (Neutron received 26% of the vote). But, this wasn't the last you were going to seen from Caprese.

'''JF-2 Parliament Bid''' 
Just a few days later after losing the federal election, he put his name in as the Conservative candidate for the Jefferson Parliament JF-2 district, after MP [[The Devil]] was recently expelled. He campaigned hard, and held a strong debate, and ultimately won against Federalist [[MonarchJared]] with almost 70% of the vote. He was subsequently sworn in as MP.

'''As Member of Parliament''' 
Once sworn in, he immediately got to work, submitting the Wildlife Disease Prevention Act, helping animals stay protected from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. It passed the Parliament unanimously, and was signed by Governor [[Rincewind]] shortly thereafter. Since then, he has introduced bills relating mainly on the environment, COVID-19, and healthcare. He is currently leading the effort to impeach the current [[First Secretary]] of [[Jefferson]], [[GreekYogurt]], citing mainly inactivity from his office.

James Order

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James C. Order

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{{Infobox officeholder
|name = James C. Order
|image = Jimmy-Carter.jpg
|office = [[President pro Tempore of the United States Senate]]
|term_start = March 10, 2020
|term_end = Present
|predecessor = [[Thanos]]
|office2 = Majority Leader of the [[United States Senate]]
|term_start2 = February 11, 2020
|term_end2 = March 7, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[Thanos]]
|successor2 = [[Ted Ddet]]
|office3 = [[Senator]] from the State of [[Dixie]]
|term_start3 = February 11, 2020
|term_end3 = Present
|predecessor3 = [[Bruce Hill]]
|office4 = [[Minority Leader]] of the United States [[House of Representatives]]
|term_start4 = February 9, 2020
|term_end4 = February 10, 2020
|predecessor4 = [[Darby]]
|successor4 = [[CommanderJohnsonson]]
|office5 = Secretary of Defense
|term_start5 = March 13, 2020
|term_end5 = Present
|predecessor5 = [[Jake Thundy]]
|office6 = Secretary of Energy
|term_start6 = February 13, 2020
|term_end6 = March 12, 2020
|predecessor6 = [[Rincewind]]
|successor6 = [[Lohengramm]]
|office7 = United States Representative from the 3rd District of the [[North]]
|term_start7 = February 6, 2020
|term_end7 = February 10, 2020
|predecessor7 = [[Darby]]
|successor7 = [[Anoneymous]]
|office8 = United States Representative from the 1st District of [[Dixie]]
|term_start8 = October 14, 2019
|term_end8 = October 21, 2019
|predecessor8 = [[Mason Kruger]]
|successor8 = [[Kismet]]
|office9 = Assemblyman from the 7th District of Dixie
|term_start9 = February 2, 2020
|term_end9 = April 7, 2020
|predecessor9 = [[RecklessAthenian]]
|successor9 = [[Jogod]]
|office10 = Assemblyman from the 4th District of Dixie
|term_start10 = October 6, 2019
|term_end10 = October 21, 2019
|predecessor10 = Unknown
|successor10 = [[DisguisedJet719]]
|office11 = Director of the [[American Liberal Party]]
|term_start11 = February 3, 2020
|term_end11 = April 5, 2020
|predecessor11 = None
|successor11 = [[Ted Ddet]]
|office12 = Member of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal]] National Committee
|term_start12 = February 3, 2020
|term_end12 = Present
|predecessor12 = None
|office13 = Member of the [[Labor]] National Committee
|term_start13 = September 10, 2019
|term_end13 = October 21, 2019
|predecessor13 = [[Codegreen]]
|successor13 = [[MooneyLupin]]
|birth_date = August 19, 1979
|birth_place = Cleveland, OH, NS
|party = [[American Liberal Party]]
|spouse = Rose Order
|education = Miami University, Bachelors of Arts in Public Administration and History 
Columbia University, Juris Doctorate
}}

'''James C. Order''' is a politician who currently serves in the United States Senate from the state of Dixie, and as President pro tempore. He also serves as the Secretary of Defense in President [[Valerie]]'s cabinet. He has previously served as a Representative, an Assemblyman for the fourth and seventh district of Dixie and is the Chair of the Libertarian Caucus in the [[American Liberal Party]].

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==Early Life and Education==
James C. Order was born on August 19, 1979 at Hillcrest Hospital in Mayfield, Ohio near Cleveland. He was born to his parents Kelly and Michelle Order and has one brother four years younger than him, Andrew. He graduated Notre Dame Cathedral Latin High School in 1997 and went on to study Public Administration and History at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Following his pursuit of his undergraduate degrees and his graduation in 2001, James was able to obtain admittance into Columbia Law School. He graduated Columbia in 2004 where he began working as a public prosecutor in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. In 2015, James left that job to start up a private law group, Order Law Group, which has four offices in Mentor and Columbus, OH, Nashville, TN, and Naples, FL. In 2019, James decided to let one of his partners run the law group as he pursued a career in politics.

==Beginning in the Public Arena==
James became an outspoken support and member of the [[Labor Party]] in August of 2019. In September, during an LNC election, James came in the last place possible to be elected into the [[Labor National Committee]]. From there he began to work with the [[Labor Party]] in leadership roles and organizing elections. It wasn't until October 6, 2019 that James would be elected into a public office. His primary residence was initially in Cleveland, OH, NS but shortly after winning an election to become an Assemblyman in the [[Dixie General Assembly]] he obtained two new residences in Dixie in both San Juan, PR, DX and Naples, FL, DX. He came under public scrutiny for his many residences and eventually sold the residence in the North. He ran for a special election that got him a seat in the House of Representatives representing the first federal district of Dixie. During his time in both of these legislative bodies, James never sponsored a bill but cosponsored many and was always engaging in debate. In October James was focused on a Presidential run that got him fourth in the Labor Primary to [[MichiganLefty]], [[Lyndon Garland]] and [[Thanos May]]. He publicly endorsed [[Garland]] after his suspension of his campaign, but [[MichiganLefty]] would go on to win the nomination and the Presidency.

==Public Fallout==
After the end to his Presidential campaign, James began to focus on the [[Dixie General Assembly]] where he became more and more hostile in debate each day. This eventually culminated with him convincing the [[Labor]] majority to attempt to VONC the Speaker of the Assembly at the time, [[Cabin]]. These attempts were unsuccessful and James and fellow Assemblyman at the time, [[JMP]] began to engage in a few day long legal battle as to the rules of assembly and proper motions. This resulted in a public outcry against Dixie, James and JMP from the general public for engaging in such trivial matters. Along with this legal battle in the assembly, the [[Labor Party]] had a public leak that was leaking party information to a gossip news organization. While the specifics are still rather unknown to the general public, James, acting as a member of the [[LNC]] began engaging with the owner of the news organization in hopes of catching the leaker. James did not prevail and promptly took a leave of public life soon thereafter.

==Return to Public Life==
James returned to public life in the beginning of January, 2020. He remained independent for the majority of the time leading into February, eventually becoming a Federalist affiliate in the February State Election. He also acted briefly as Special Counsel for the Supreme Court case, 20 - 1. In February he ran unopposed to represent the seventh district of Dixie in the [[Dixie General Assembly]], returning to a familiar position. A day later, seemingly out of nowhere, he along with [[Darby]], [[Bruce Hill]] and [[Ted Ddet]] launched the [[American Liberal Party]]. The [[Labor Party]] had slowly been losing membership and there was room open for a new left wing party to take hold. James was the Director of this new party and one of the authors of its Constitution. A few days later, James ran against [[MTRXGaming]] for a seat in the House of Representatives representing the third district of the North. He became the House Minority Leader for one day before Governor of Dixie, [[Cabin]] appointed him to the [[United States Senate]]. While there he was chosen as the Majority Leader and the Chair of the Foreign Affairs and Military Committee. James made a promise that as he was appointed and a federal election would soon take place, he would not submit any piece of legislation until the public could have a chance to elect him. One day before election day, he submitted a bill with over ten members of the House and Senate supporting to give the retiring [[JMP]] the Congressional Gold Medal. James was also selected by the new President [[Valerie]] to be her Secretary of Energy.

==Present Day==
In a tumultuous March 2020 Federal Election, James was the only candidate to run unopposed. The [[American Liberal Party]] was able to win the most seats in the House and Senate under his advising as Director, and currently James is the [[President Pro Tempore]] of the [[United States Senate]]. James did not run for re-election in the April 2020 State Election, leaving room for [[Jogod]] to gain his 7th District Seat. James is now looking toward the May 2020 Federal Election where it is rumored that [[Lohengramm]], the former Governor of Dixie, will contest James for his Senate seat.

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== Summary ==
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Shit Incident

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NYCDOT: Protected "Shit Incident": Excessive vandalism ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) [Move=Allow only administrators] (indefinite))

Randy Rhombus took a shit on the floor of the CCE committee. It was established that it’s a medical condition. The committee used the old senate committee floors for the week after that.

Classic Liberal Party

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The '''Classic Liberal Party''', more commonly referred to as to as the '''Classic Liberals''', is a generic right-wing political party founded in Late April of 2020, mainly full of Libertarian former [[Federalists]]. The party, since its founding, has been accused of being a carbon copy of the Federalists, and others saying its meant only for [[Hagen]] to get some power. Its platform generally pertains to right-libertarian people.

{{Infobox political party
| name = Classic Liberal Party
| logo = File:Classic Liberal Party Logo.png
| colorcode = #a86cc1
| founded = April 23, 2020
| leader1_title = Chair
| leader1_name = [[Hagen]]
| leader2_title = Vice Chair
| leader2_name = [[April]]
| leader2_title = National Committee (CLNC)
| leader2_name = [[Emperio]] [[Garvey]] [[Sven Brender]]
| ideology = Classic Liberalisn Libertarianism 
| membership = 10
| colors = {{Color box|#a86cc1}}
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|1|17|#a86cc1}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|1|6|#a86cc1}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|0|3|#a86cc1}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|1|17|#a86cc1}}
| website = https://discord.gg/cUKAjAU
}}

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==History==

TO BE ADDED

==Leadership History==

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|-
!colspan = 3|Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Hagen]]
!April 23, 2020 - Present
|}

== Electoral History ==

File:Classic Liberal Party Logo.png

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NYCDOT: CLP Logo

== Summary ==
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