New American Left National Committee - Revision history

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	The Third National Committee was the most active, controversial, and involved of any New American Left governing body. The Third National Committee oversaw the party's success in the November 2022 federal elections, wherein the party stampeded to a veto-proof majority in the House and a bare majority in the Senate. Among the Third National Committee's central actions was the passage of several constitutional amendments, the coordination of its new caucuses, and the controversial expulsion of Representative Kammerer from the party. The Third National Committee also met with former Attorney General Draven Prince, a point of contention and controversy in the party's future.		The Third National Committee was the most active, controversial, and involved of any New American Left governing body. The Third National Committee oversaw the party's success in the November 2022 federal elections, wherein the party stampeded to a veto-proof majority in the House and a bare majority in the Senate. Among the Third National Committee's central actions was the passage of several constitutional amendments, the coordination of its new caucuses, and the controversial expulsion of Representative Kammerer from the party. The Third National Committee also met with former Attorney General Draven Prince, a point of contention and controversy in the party's future.

	The Third National Committee also oversaw and was directly involved in the Small Exodus. Committee members Koko and Dushon Marshall left the party within days of each other in late December, suddenly leaving two seats in the body absent. The party's internal governance and coordination stagnated as a result, with activity outside the party~~, such as legislative submission and press activity,~~ stalling for several weeks as well.		The Third National Committee also oversaw and was directly involved in the Small Exodus. Committee members Koko and Dushon Marshall left the party within days of each other in late December, suddenly leaving two seats in the body absent. The party's internal governance and coordination stagnated as a result, with member activity outside the party stalling for several weeks as well.

			However, in the brief period between Koko's resignation and Marshall's departure, the National Committee passed the ''Five Points Forward'' plan, a non-binding legislative agenda to guide members of the party in the formulation of bills and congressional measures. It included a push for a tax on megacorporations, the empowerment of unions, the investment of federal funds into environmentally-friendly public works projects, an overhaul of the national healthcare system, and an affirmation of reparative support for those impacted by generational injustice.

	==== Fourth Committee ====		==== Fourth Committee ====
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	==== Fifth Committee ====		==== Fifth Committee ====
			On January 7th, 2023, that period of stagnation came to an end with the announcement of another party-wide election to fill the two open party seats.

			The Fifth National Committee, the New American Left's present governing body, is composed of Irene Taylor, Esteban, Joey DiCarlo, Oliwer Stołów, and, for the first time, Chuck Stewart.

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Third Committee

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	==== Third Committee ====		==== Third Committee ====
	While the First National Committee was composed only of party founders, the Third National Committee was subject to a party-wide election. Nine members in all ran for the five ~~sets~~. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the ~~commitee~~, with Joey DiCarlo and Esteban joining as new members during the first round of voting, and Koko securing his spot on the committee after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.		While the First National Committee was composed only of party founders, the Third National Committee was subject to a party-wide election. Nine members in all ran for the five seats. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the committee, with Joey DiCarlo and Esteban joining as new members during the first round of voting, and Koko securing his spot on the committee after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.

	The Third National Committee was the most active, controversial, and involved of any New American Left governing body. The Third National Committee oversaw the party's success in the November 2022 federal elections, wherein the party stampeded to a veto-proof majority in the House and a bare majority in the Senate. Among the Third National Committee's central actions was the passage of several constitutional amendments, the coordination of its new caucuses, and the controversial expulsion of Representative Kammerer from the party.		The Third National Committee was the most active, controversial, and involved of any New American Left governing body. The Third National Committee oversaw the party's success in the November 2022 federal elections, wherein the party stampeded to a veto-proof majority in the House and a bare majority in the Senate. Among the Third National Committee's central actions was the passage of several constitutional amendments, the coordination of its new caucuses, and the controversial expulsion of Representative Kammerer from the party. The Third National Committee also met with former Attorney General Draven Prince, a point of contention and controversy in the party's future.

	The Third National Committee also oversaw and was directly involved in the Small Exodus. Committee members Koko and Dushon Marshall left the party within days of each other in late December, suddenly leaving two seats in the body absent. ~~Internal gridlock and stagnation related to~~ and a ~~direct consequence of~~ the ~~Small Exodus occurred within the National Committee~~ as ~~well~~, ~~with activity~~ stalling for several weeks.		The Third National Committee also oversaw and was directly involved in the Small Exodus. Committee members Koko and Dushon Marshall left the party within days of each other in late December, suddenly leaving two seats in the body absent. The party's internal governance and coordination stagnated as a result, with activity outside the party, such as legislative submission and press activity, stalling for several weeks as well.

	==== Fourth Committee ====		==== Fourth Committee ====

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	The New American Left National Committee (NALNC) is the governing body of the [[~~NAL~~]], comprised of five internally elected party members. The five members of the committee then elect a Chair and Vice Chair, with the Chair being considered the head of the party. Leadership decisions within the party are made by a vote of the committee.		The New American Left National Committee (NALNC) is the governing body of the [[New American Left]].


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	=== Committees ===		=== Committees ===
	==== First Committee ====		==== First Committee ====
	The founding members of the party, [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], comprised the party's first National Committee. Its primary activities surrounded further coalescing and forming the New American Left as a possible home for disenfranchised leftists, liberals, and progressives. ~~After Bruce Hill’s resignation from~~ the ~~committee on October 29~~, ~~2022~~, ~~[[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat~~.		The founding members of the party, [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], comprised the party's first National Committee. Its primary activities surrounded further coalescing and forming the New American Left as a possible home for disenfranchised leftists, liberals, and progressives. To both internal and external disagreement, the First National Committee voted against nominating a party candidate for the 2022 November Presidential election, citing in a released memo the relative youth of the party and its relative lack of manpower, campaign resources, and political capital.

	~~To both internal~~ and ~~external disagreement~~, the First National Committee ~~voted against nominating~~ a party ~~candidate~~ for the ~~2022 November Presidential election~~, ~~citing in a released memo~~ the ~~relative youth~~ of the ~~party~~ and ~~its relative lack of manpower, campaign resources,~~ and ~~political capital~~.		==== Second Committee ====
			Bruce Hill, party founder and central propagator of the party's growth and eventual success, resigned on October 29, 2022. [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill the open seat in a party-wide special election. The Second National Committee was short-lived and served as a placeholder between the First and Third.

			==== Third Committee ====
			While the First National Committee was composed only of party founders, the Third National Committee was subject to a party-wide election. Nine members in all ran for the five sets. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the commitee, with Joey DiCarlo and Esteban joining as new members during the first round of voting, and Koko securing his spot on the committee after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.

	~~==== Second~~ Committee ~~====~~		The Third National Committee was the most active, controversial, and involved of any New American Left governing body. The Third National Committee oversaw the party's success in the November 2022 federal elections, wherein the party stampeded to a veto-proof majority in the House and a bare majority in the Senate. Among the Third National Committee's central actions was the passage of several constitutional amendments, the coordination of its new caucuses, and the controversial expulsion of Representative Kammerer from the party.
	~~The second NALNC~~ was the ~~first actually elected committee~~, ~~with nine members running for a seat~~. ~~Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on~~ the ~~committee~~, ~~with [[Joey]] and [[Esteban]] being elected~~ in the ~~first round,~~ and ~~[[Koko]] keeping his seat after~~ a ~~runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]~~. ~~Tonantzin Mariategui~~ and ~~Oliwer Stołów lost their seats~~.

	Koko and Dushon Marshall ~~both~~ left the party within days of each other, ~~causing the party to have to replace their~~ seats on the ~~committee~~. ~~An election~~ to ~~do so is slated to begin soon~~, with ~~[[Nottrump]], Oliwer Stołów, and Chuck Stewart slated to run~~ for ~~the two available seats~~.		The Third National Committee also oversaw and was directly involved in the Small Exodus. Committee members Koko and Dushon Marshall left the party within days of each other in late December, suddenly leaving two seats in the body absent. Internal gridlock and stagnation related to and a direct consequence of the Small Exodus occurred within the National Committee as well, with activity stalling for several weeks.

	~~==== Third Committee ====~~
	==== Fourth Committee ====		==== Fourth Committee ====
	The Fourth Committee		The Fourth National Committee, also called the Trio, was a transitional committee composed of Irene Taylor, Esteban, and Joey DiCarlo. In the post-Exodus period, the committee's activity stalled as inactivity within and outside of the committee made governance of any kind increasingly difficult. The Fourth National Committee, like the Second, was a placeholder that served to consolidate the party's ranks in the wake of several national blunders.

	==== Fifth Committee ====		==== Fifth Committee ====

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	=== Committees ===		=== Committees ===
	==== First Committee ====		==== First Committee ====
	The ~~first NALNC was comprised of the original five~~ founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], ~~with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of~~ the party. ~~The election was~~ a ~~simple formality~~, ~~for only five individuals ran~~. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat. ~~The committee decided~~ against nominating a party ~~member to~~ the Presidential ~~Election~~, citing a lack of political ~~power and experience within their own ranks~~.		The founding members of the party, [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], comprised the party's first National Committee. Its primary activities surrounded further coalescing and forming the New American Left as a possible home for disenfranchised leftists, liberals, and progressives. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat.

			To both internal and external disagreement, the First National Committee voted against nominating a party candidate for the 2022 November Presidential election, citing in a released memo the relative youth of the party and its relative lack of manpower, campaign resources, and political capital.

	==== Second Committee ====		==== Second Committee ====
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	==== Third Committee ====		==== Third Committee ====
	==== Fourth Committee ~~(the trio)~~ ====		==== Fourth Committee ====
			The Fourth Committee
	==== Fifth Committee ====		==== Fifth Committee ====

Irenetaylor at 04:13, 10 January 2023

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	The New American Left National Committee (NALNC) is the governing body of the [[NAL]], comprised of five internally elected party members. The five members of the committee then elect a Chair and Vice Chair, with the Chair being considered the head of the party. Leadership decisions within the party are made by a vote of the committee.		The New American Left National Committee (NALNC) is the governing body of the [[NAL]], comprised of five internally elected party members. The five members of the committee then elect a Chair and Vice Chair, with the Chair being considered the head of the party. Leadership decisions within the party are made by a vote of the committee.

	== First Committee ==
			== History ==
			=== Committees ===
			==== First Committee ====
	The first NALNC was comprised of the original five founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of the party. The election was a simple formality, for only five individuals ran. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat. The committee decided against nominating a party member to the Presidential Election, citing a lack of political power and experience within their own ranks.		The first NALNC was comprised of the original five founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of the party. The election was a simple formality, for only five individuals ran. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat. The committee decided against nominating a party member to the Presidential Election, citing a lack of political power and experience within their own ranks.

	== Second Committee ==		==== Second Committee ====
	The second NALNC was the first actually elected committee, with nine members running for a seat. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the committee, with [[Joey]] and [[Esteban]] being elected in the first round, and [[Koko]] keeping his seat after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.		The second NALNC was the first actually elected committee, with nine members running for a seat. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the committee, with [[Joey]] and [[Esteban]] being elected in the first round, and [[Koko]] keeping his seat after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.

	Koko and Dushon Marshall both left the party within days of each other, causing the party to have to replace their seats on the committee. An election to do so is slated to begin soon, with [[Nottrump]], Oliwer Stołów, and Chuck Stewart slated to run for the two available seats.		Koko and Dushon Marshall both left the party within days of each other, causing the party to have to replace their seats on the committee. An election to do so is slated to begin soon, with [[Nottrump]], Oliwer Stołów, and Chuck Stewart slated to run for the two available seats.

			==== Third Committee ====
			==== Fourth Committee (the trio) ====
			==== Fifth Committee ====

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	The ~~NALNC (~~New American Left National Committee) is the governing body of the [[NAL]], comprised of five internally elected party members. The five members of the committee then elect a Chair and Vice Chair, with the Chair being considered the head of the party. Leadership decisions within the party are made by a vote of the committee.		The New American Left National Committee (NALNC) is the governing body of the [[NAL]], comprised of five internally elected party members. The five members of the committee then elect a Chair and Vice Chair, with the Chair being considered the head of the party. Leadership decisions within the party are made by a vote of the committee.

	== First Committee ==		== First Committee ==

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	== Second Committee ==		== Second Committee ==
	The second NALNC was the first actually elected committee~~; the previous committee had no competition~~. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the committee, with [[Joey]] and [[Esteban]] being elected in the first round, and [[Koko]] keeping his seat after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.		The second NALNC was the first actually elected committee, with nine members running for a seat. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the committee, with [[Joey]] and [[Esteban]] being elected in the first round, and [[Koko]] keeping his seat after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.

	Koko and Dushon Marshall both left the party within days of each other, causing the party to have to replace their seats on the committee. An election to do so is slated to begin soon, with [[Nottrump]], Oliwer Stołów, and Chuck Stewart slated to run for the two available seats.		Koko and Dushon Marshall both left the party within days of each other, causing the party to have to replace their seats on the committee. An election to do so is slated to begin soon, with [[Nottrump]], Oliwer Stołów, and Chuck Stewart slated to run for the two available seats.

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	== First Committee ==		== First Committee ==
	The first NALNC was comprised of the original five founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of the party. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat. The committee decided against nominating a party member to the Presidential Election, citing a lack of political power and experience within their own ranks.		The first NALNC was comprised of the original five founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of the party. The election was a simple formality, for only five individuals ran. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat. The committee decided against nominating a party member to the Presidential Election, citing a lack of political power and experience within their own ranks.

	== Second Committee ==		== Second Committee ==

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Add history up to the present day.

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	== First Committee ==		== First Committee ==
	The first NALNC was comprised of the original five founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of the party.		The first NALNC was comprised of the original five founding members of the party: [[Irene Taylor]], [[Oliwer Stołów]], [[Bruce Hill]], [[Dushon Marshall]], and [[Koko]], with Taylor being elected FEC Coordinator and becoming the de facto head of the party. After Bruce Hill’s resignation from the committee on October 29, 2022, [[Tonantzin Mariategui]] was elected to fill his seat. The committee decided against nominating a party member to the Presidential Election, citing a lack of political power and experience within their own ranks.

			== Second Committee ==
			The second NALNC was the first actually elected committee; the previous committee had no competition. Irene Taylor and Dushon Marshall remained on the committee, with [[Joey]] and [[Esteban]] being elected in the first round, and [[Koko]] keeping his seat after a runoff against Tonantzin Mariategui and [[Chuck Stewart]]. Tonantzin Mariategui and Oliwer Stołów lost their seats.

			Koko and Dushon Marshall both left the party within days of each other, causing the party to have to replace their seats on the committee. An election to do so is slated to begin soon, with [[Nottrump]], Oliwer Stołów, and Chuck Stewart slated to run for the two available seats.