Valerie - Revision history

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	\|office = ~~Associate Justice of the Supreme Court~~<br>of ~~Jefferson~~		\|office = 1<sup>st</sup> Co-Leader of the Commonwealth Party
	\|term_start = ~~July 17~~, 2021		\|alongside = [[Putbye]]
			\|term_start = December 11, 2021
	\|term_end =		\|term_end =
	~~\|nominator = [[Rose McAlister\|Rose]]~~
	\|predecessor = ''None''		\|predecessor = ''None''
	\|successor =		\|successor =

	\|office1 = Senator from Jefferson		\|office1 = Associate Justice of the Supreme Court<br>of Jefferson
	\|~~term_start1~~ = July 13, 2020		\|term_start1 = July 17, 2021
	\|~~term_end1~~ = July 13, 2021		\|term_end1 = November 13, 2021
	\|~~predecessor1~~ = [[Zarphos]]		\|nominator1 = [[Rose McAlister\|Rose]]
	\|~~successor1~~ = [[Bo]]		\|predecessor1 = [[d.a.barchipelago\|Barch]]
			\|successor1 = ''None''

			\|office2 = Senator from Jefferson
			\|term_start2 = July 13, 2020
			\|term_end2 = July 13, 2021
			\|predecessor2 = [[Zarphos]]
			\|successor2 = [[Bo]]

	\|~~office2~~ = 55<sup>th</sup> President of the United States		\|office3 = 55<sup>th</sup> President of the United States
	\|~~term_start2~~ = February 6, 2020		\|term_start3 = February 6, 2020
	\|~~term_end2~~ = July 13, 2020		\|term_end3 = July 13, 2020
	\|~~vicepresident2~~ = [[J.G.T. Webb\|Webb]] <br> [[Cabin]]		\|vicepresident3 = [[J.G.T. Webb\|Webb]] <br> [[Cabin]]
	\|~~predecessor2~~ = [[d.a.barchipelago\|Barch]]		\|predecessor3 = [[d.a.barchipelago\|Barch]]
	\|~~successor2~~ = [[Garland]]		\|successor3 = [[Garland]]

	\|~~office3~~ = 4<sup>th</sup> and 8<sup>th</sup> Governor of Jefferson		\|office4 = 4<sup>th</sup> and 8<sup>th</sup> Governor of Jefferson
	\|~~term_start3~~ = October 9, 2019		\|term_start4 = October 9, 2019
	\|~~term_end3~~ = February 6, 2020		\|term_end4 = February 6, 2020
	\|~~lieutenant_governor3~~ = [[Rincewind]]		\|lieutenant_governor4 = [[Rincewind]]
	\|~~predecessor3~~ = [[Putbye]]		\|predecessor4 = [[Putbye]]
	\|~~successor3~~ = [[Rincewind]]		\|successor4 = [[Rincewind]]

	\|~~term_start4~~ = December 18, 2018		\|term_start5 = December 18, 2018
	\|~~term_end4~~ = February 1, 2019		\|term_end5 = February 1, 2019
	\|~~lieutenant_governor4~~ = [[NotAName]]		\|lieutenant_governor5 = [[NotAName]]
	\|~~predecessor4~~ = [[Peanut]]		\|predecessor5 = [[Peanut]]
	\|~~successor4~~ = [[codegreen]]		\|successor5 = [[codegreen]]

	\|~~office5~~ = 74<sup>th</sup> Speaker of the House of Representatives		\|office6 = 74<sup>th</sup> Speaker of the House of Representatives
	\|~~term_start5~~ = November 14, 2019		\|term_start6 = November 14, 2019
	\|~~term_end5~~ = February 6, 2020		\|term_end6 = February 6, 2020
	\|~~predecessor5~~ = [[Thanos]]		\|predecessor6 = [[Thanos]]
	\|~~successor5~~ = [[Cabin]]		\|successor6 = [[Cabin]]

	\|~~office6~~ = Chief of Staff to the President		\|office7 = Chief of Staff to the President
	\|~~president6~~ = [[Patty]]		\|president7 = [[Patty]]
	\|~~term_start6~~ = September 27, 2019		\|term_start7 = September 27, 2019
	\|~~term_end6~~ = November 6, 2019		\|term_end7 = November 6, 2019
	\|~~predecessor6~~ = [[Cabin]]		\|predecessor7 = [[Cabin]]
	\|~~successor6~~ = [[Thanos May\|Thanos]]		\|successor7 = [[Thanos May\|Thanos]]

	\|~~president7~~ = [[Lamport]]		\|president8 = [[Lamport]]
	\|~~term_start7~~ = March 5, 2019		\|term_start8 = March 5, 2019
	\|~~term_end7~~ = July 12, 2019		\|term_end8 = July 12, 2019
	\|~~predecessor7~~ = [[Peanut]]		\|predecessor8 = [[Peanut]]
	\|~~successor7~~ = [[John Boehner\|Boehner]]		\|successor8 = [[John Boehner\|Boehner]]
	}}		}}

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	\|office = ~~Senator from~~ Jefferson		\|office = Associate Justice of the Supreme Court<br>of Jefferson
	\|term_start = July 13, ~~2020~~		\|term_start = July 17, 2021
	\|term_end =		\|term_end =
	\|~~predecessor~~ = [[~~Zarphos~~]]		\|nominator = [[Rose McAlister\|Rose]]
	\|successor =		\|predecessor = ''None''
			\|successor =

	\|office1 = ~~55<sup>th</sup> President of the United States~~		\|office1 = Senator from Jefferson
	\|term_start1 = ~~February 6~~, 2020		\|term_start1 = July 13, 2020
	\|term_end1 = July 13, ~~2020~~		\|term_end1 = July 13, 2021
	~~\|vicepresident1 = [[J.G.T. Webb\|Webb]] <br> [[Cabin]]~~		\|predecessor1 = [[Zarphos]]
	\|predecessor1 = [[~~d.a.barchipelago\|Barch~~]]		\|successor1 = [[Bo]]
	\|successor1 = [[~~Garland~~]]

	\|office2 = 4<sup>th</sup> ~~and 8<sup>th</sup> Governor~~ of ~~Jefferson~~		\|office2 = 55<sup>th</sup> President of the United States
	\|term_start2 = ~~October 9~~, ~~2019~~		\|term_start2 = February 6, 2020
	\|term_end2 = ~~February 6~~, 2020		\|term_end2 = July 13, 2020
	\|~~lieutenant_governor2~~ = [[~~Rincewind~~]]		\|vicepresident2 = [[J.G.T. Webb\|Webb]] <br> [[Cabin]]
	\|predecessor2 = [[~~Putbye~~]]		\|predecessor2 = [[d.a.barchipelago\|Barch]]
	\|successor2 = [[~~Rincewind~~]]		\|successor2 = [[Garland]]

	\|term_start3 = ~~December 18~~, ~~2018~~		\|office3 = 4<sup>th</sup> and 8<sup>th</sup> Governor of Jefferson
	\|term_end3 = February 1, ~~2019~~		\|term_start3 = October 9, 2019
	\|lieutenant_governor3 = [[~~NotAName~~]]		\|term_end3 = February 6, 2020
	\|predecessor3 = [[~~Peanut~~]]		\|lieutenant_governor3 = [[Rincewind]]
	\|successor3 = [[~~codegreen~~]]		\|predecessor3 = [[Putbye]]
			\|successor3 = [[Rincewind]]

	~~\|office4 = 74<sup>th</sup> Speaker of the House of Representatives~~		\|term_start4 = December 18, 2018
	\|term_start4 = ~~November 14~~, ~~2019~~		\|term_end4 = February 1, 2019
	\|term_end4 = February 6, ~~2020~~		\|lieutenant_governor4 = [[NotAName]]
	\|predecessor4 = [[~~Thanos~~]]		\|predecessor4 = [[Peanut]]
	\|successor4 = [[~~Cabin~~]]		\|successor4 = [[codegreen]]

	\|office5 = ~~Chief~~ of ~~Staff to~~ the ~~President~~		\|office5 = 74<sup>th</sup> Speaker of the House of Representatives
	~~\|president5 = [[Patty]]~~		\|term_start5 = November 14, 2019
	\|term_start5 = ~~September 27~~, 2019		\|term_end5 = February 6, 2020
	\|term_end5 = ~~November~~ 6, ~~2019~~		\|predecessor5 = [[Thanos]]
	\|predecessor5 = [[~~Cabin~~]]		\|successor5 = [[Cabin]]
	\|successor5 = [[~~Thanos May\|Thanos~~]]

	\|president6 = [[Lamport]]		\|office6 = Chief of Staff to the President
	\|~~term_start6~~ = March 5, 2019		\|president6 = [[Patty]]
	\|~~term_end6~~ = July 12, 2019		\|term_start6 = September 27, 2019
	\|~~predecessor6~~ = [[Peanut]]		\|term_end6 = November 6, 2019
	\|~~successor6~~ = [[John Boehner\|Boehner]]		\|predecessor6 = [[Cabin]]
			\|successor6 = [[Thanos May\|Thanos]]

			\|president7 = [[Lamport]]
			\|term_start7 = March 5, 2019
			\|term_end7 = July 12, 2019
			\|predecessor7 = [[Peanut]]
			\|successor7 = [[John Boehner\|Boehner]]
	}}		}}

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	'''Valerie''' is a [[Jefferson\|Jeffersonian]] attorney and politician in the United States~~. A~~ [[Republican Party\|Republican]], [[Federalist Party\|Federalist]] and [[Second Libertarian Party\|Libertarian]]~~, she~~ served as Speaker, Governor, President and Senator over a long, and often ~~controversial~~, ~~career~~. By virtue of good timing, ~~she~~ succeeded to executive office ~~twice as Speaker,~~ first as Governor in 2018 and ~~later as~~ President in 2020. Elected ~~to a full term~~ in March, her Administration ~~led the country through~~ the coronavirus pandemic without going into debt~~, achieved a single tax on land value~~, introduced a universal basic income, ~~implemented~~ a reverse carbon tax and ~~withdrew~~ from the North Atlantic Treaty.		'''Valerie''' is a [[Jefferson\|Jeffersonian]] attorney and politician in the United States who stood for election as a [[Republican Party\|Republican]], [[Federalist Party\|Federalist]], [[Second Libertarian Party\|Libertarian]] and [[Second Libertarian Party\|Libertarian-Republican]]. She served as Speaker, Governor, President and Senator over a long and often divisive career in which she played an aggressive and, at times, antagonistic role against the opposition. By virtue of good timing, Valerie twice succeeded as Speaker to executive office: first to Governor in 2018 and then to President in 2020. Elected in March, her Administration implemented a single tax on land value, managed the coronavirus pandemic without increasing the tax burden or going into debt, introduced a universal basic income, adopted a reverse carbon tax, reformed and limited drug patents and finalized the withdrawal from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. While she is controversial, owing to her uncompromising and undiplomatic character, Valerie is regarded as one of the most successful politicians on the right.

	==Parliament==		==Parliament==

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	\|office = ~~[[Senate\|~~Senator]] from Jefferson		\|office = Senator from Jefferson
	\|term_start = July 13, 2020		\|term_start = July 13, 2020
	\|term_end =		\|term_end =
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	\|office1 = ~~55th [[List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States\|~~President]] of the United States		\|office1 = 55<sup>th</sup> President of the United States
	\|term_start1 = February 6, 2020		\|term_start1 = February 6, 2020
	\|term_end1 = July 13, 2020		\|term_end1 = July 13, 2020
	\|vicepresident1 = [[J.G.T. Webb]] <br> [[Cabin]]		\|vicepresident1 = [[J.G.T. Webb\|Webb]] <br> [[Cabin]]
	\|predecessor1 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]		\|predecessor1 = [[d.a.barchipelago\|Barch]]
	\|successor1 = [[Garland]]		\|successor1 = [[Garland]]

	\|office2 = ~~4th~~ and ~~8th [[Jefferson\|~~Governor]] of Jefferson		\|office2 = 4<sup>th</sup> and 8<sup>th</sup> Governor of Jefferson
	\|term_start2 = October 9, 2019		\|term_start2 = October 9, 2019
	\|term_end2 = February 6, 2020		\|term_end2 = February 6, 2020
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	\|successor3 = [[codegreen]]		\|successor3 = [[codegreen]]

	\|office4 = ~~74th [[United States House of Representatives\|~~Speaker]] of the House		\|office4 = 74<sup>th</sup> Speaker of the House of Representatives
	\|term_start4 = November 14, 2019		\|term_start4 = November 14, 2019
	\|term_end4 = February 6, 2020		\|term_end4 = February 6, 2020
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	\|successor4 = [[Cabin]]		\|successor4 = [[Cabin]]

	\|office5 = ~~[[Cabinet\|~~Chief of Staff]] to the President		\|office5 = Chief of Staff to the President
	\|president5 = [[Patty]]		\|president5 = [[Patty]]
	\|term_start5 = September 27, 2019		\|term_start5 = September 27, 2019
	\|term_end5 = November 6, 2019		\|term_end5 = November 6, 2019
	\|predecessor5 = [[Cabin]]		\|predecessor5 = [[Cabin]]
	\|successor5 = [[Thanos May]]		\|successor5 = [[Thanos May\|Thanos]]

	\|president6 = [[Lamport]]		\|president6 = [[Lamport]]
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	\|term_end6 = July 12, 2019		\|term_end6 = July 12, 2019
	\|predecessor6 = [[Peanut]]		\|predecessor6 = [[Peanut]]
	\|successor6 = [[John Boehner]]		\|successor6 = [[John Boehner\|Boehner]]
	}}		}}

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	Elected to the Parliament of Jefferson in October, 2018, her first legislative achievement was lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18 amid [[Progressive Party\|Progressive]] opposition. She was re-elected to a second term and further elected Speaker. A month later, however, Governor [[Peanut]] and Lieutenant Governor [[Cool Dad]] resigned without notice or warning so, as the next in line, she was called upon to succeed to the Governorship.		Elected to the Parliament of Jefferson in October, 2018, her first legislative achievement was lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18 amid [[Progressive Party\|Progressive]] opposition. She was re-elected to a second term and further elected Speaker. A month later, however, Governor [[Peanut]] and Lieutenant Governor [[Cool Dad]] resigned without notice or warning so, as the next in line, she was called upon to succeed to the Governorship.

	Re-elected to Parliament in August, ~~October~~ and ~~December~~, ~~2020~~, following her Presidency, Valerie legalized gambling, reformed public education by pushing the school day to 9 am, abolishing homework and capping exams at 50%, authorized the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training to order de-certification, lowered the voting age to encompass those turning 18 during the term being elected ~~and~~ defended the single tax system that she enacted as Governor. When Speaker [[Computerguy]] had to succeed in September, she once again elected to the chair until the next session in October.		Re-elected to Parliament between August, 2020 and February, 2021, following her Presidency, Valerie legalized gambling, reformed public education by pushing the school day to 9 am, abolishing homework and capping exams at 50%, authorized the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training to order de-certification, lowered the voting age to encompass those turning 18 during the term being elected, defended the single tax system that she enacted as Governor and amended the probate code to better protect conservatees. When Speaker [[Computerguy]] had to succeed in September, she once again elected to the chair until the next session in October.

	==First Governorship==		==First Governorship==
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	She sought election with [[J.G.T. Webb]] as Vice President in March, 2020, and won with more than 60% of the vote. He later retired and Governor [[Cabin]] was nominated and confirmed to succeed him. Her elected term was focused on the coronavirus: Valerie 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. Despite her record as a strict fiscal conservative, she committed more than $500 billion to relief. During the crisis, Congress took unprecedented action to empower her to re-direct budget appropriations to emergency spending as required: this made sure key federal programs were well-funded and not subject to political gridlock. Valerie managed the crisis without going into debt or running a deficit.		She sought election with [[J.G.T. Webb]] as Vice President in March, 2020, and won with more than 60% of the vote. He later retired and Governor [[Cabin]] was nominated and confirmed to succeed him. Her elected term was focused on the coronavirus: Valerie 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. Despite her record as a strict fiscal conservative, she committed more than $500 billion to relief. During the crisis, Congress took unprecedented action to empower her to re-direct budget appropriations to emergency spending as required: this made sure key federal programs were well-funded and not subject to political gridlock. Valerie managed the crisis without going into debt or running a deficit.

	During her term, she also introduced the foundation of a universal basic income at $600 a year, legislated a reverse carbon tax to reduce emissions without growing the tax burden, established a grant to encourage high school graduation, stopped extradition to states with capital and corporal punishment, made life-saving medication patent-free to lower prices, abolished qualified immunity, repealed a number of exceptions to freedom of speech, closed the Drug Enforcement Administration, mandated same day registration to protect against voter suppression, re-authorized the Commission on Civil Rights and - following a long political debate which spanned multiple Administrations - withdrew from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Valerie nominated [[Yimir]], an experienced Attorney General and Governor, to the Supreme Court and she was confirmed by the Senate.		During her term, she also introduced the foundation of a universal basic income at $600 a year, legislated a reverse carbon tax to reduce emissions without growing the tax burden, established a grant to encourage high school graduation, stopped extradition to states with capital and corporal punishment, made life-saving medication patent-free to lower prices, abolished qualified immunity, repealed a number of exceptions to freedom of speech, closed the Drug Enforcement Administration, mandated same day registration to protect against voter suppression, re-authorized the Commission on Civil Rights and - following a long political debate which spanned multiple Administrations - withdrew from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Valerie nominated [[Yimir]], an experienced Attorney General and Governor, to the Supreme Court and she was confirmed by the Senate with bipartisan support.

	Following the example of President [[Lamport]], Valerie decided against seeking a second term. She was succeeded by Governor [[Garland]] in July, 2020, after his [[United States presidential election, July 2020\|contingent election]] in the House. While she was elected to the Senate, she set a new precedent by deciding to remain in the White House until the election was resolved.		Following the example of President [[Lamport]], Valerie decided against seeking a second term. She was succeeded by Governor [[Garland]] in July, 2020, after his [[United States presidential election, July 2020\|contingent election]] in the House. While she was elected to the Senate, she set a new precedent by deciding to remain in the White House until the election was resolved.
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	Valerie was elected to the Senate in July, 2020, and re-elected without opposition in January, 2021. During her first term, she and Senator [[Bo]] were able to seize control of the agenda despite being the minority in what would be called [[Gavelgate]]. She did not have a formal leadership role, however, many believe that she was the ''de facto'' head of the Libertarian caucus.		Valerie was elected to the Senate in July, 2020, and re-elected without opposition in January, 2021. During her first term, she and Senator [[Bo]] were able to seize control of the agenda despite being the minority in what would be called [[Gavelgate]]. She did not have a formal leadership role, however, many believe that she was the ''de facto'' head of the Libertarian caucus.

	While she blocked tens of billions in proposed deficit spending and insisted on equal cuts to other appropriations, she further empowered the Department of Justice to investigate police abuse and misconduct, banned interrogatory deception, reformed the Environmental Protection Agency into the Department of Conservation and Climate Change, added millions of acres of designated wilderness, ended the ''ex parte'' nature of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and made its proceedings adversarial, banned torture framed as “enhanced interrogation,” prohibited military recruitment at public schools and abolished the national interest waiver to legislation intended to address and take action against the use of child soldiers. Re-elected to the Senate in January, 2021, she had $20 billion in debt owed by Puerto Rico to Dixie assumed by the federal government.		While she blocked tens of billions in proposed deficit spending and insisted on equal cuts to other appropriations, she further empowered the Department of Justice to investigate police abuse and misconduct, banned interrogatory deception, reformed the Environmental Protection Agency into the Department of Conservation and Climate Change, added millions of acres of designated wilderness, ended the ''ex parte'' nature of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and made its proceedings adversarial, banned torture framed as “enhanced interrogation,” prohibited military recruitment at public schools and abolished the national interest waiver to legislation intended to address and take action against the use of child soldiers. Re-elected to the Senate in January, 2021, she had $20 billion in debt owed by Puerto Rico to Dixie assumed by the federal government and, with President [[Sandoval]], Vice President [[Bo]], Senator [[Elkridge]], Senator [[Ian]] and Representative [[Wonder]], enacted a budget without any new taxes or spending despite the liberal majority in the House and Senate calling for both.

	==Honors==		==Honors==

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	\|predecessor5 = [[Cabin]]		\|predecessor5 = [[Cabin]]
	\|successor5 = [[Thanos]]		\|successor5 = [[Thanos May]]

	\|president6 = [[Lamport]]		\|president6 = [[Lamport]]

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	\|successor1 = [[Garland]]		\|successor1 = [[Garland]]

	\|office2 = 4th and 8th [[Governor]] of Jefferson		\|office2 = 4th and 8th [[Jefferson\|Governor]] of Jefferson
	\|term_start2 = October 9, 2019		\|term_start2 = October 9, 2019
	\|term_end2 = February 6, 2020		\|term_end2 = February 6, 2020
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	==House==		==House==
	Elected to the House in October, 2018, Valerie was re-elected to a further 5 terms. She passed legislation to establish default trade reciprocity, make national parks free of charge, abolish the Department of Education in favor of a block grant to the states, merge the Department of Commerce, Deparment of Labor and Small Business Administration to form a single Department of Commerce and Labor, 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 with multi-partisan support. 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. Finally, during a long period in which the Speaker was regularly dismissed in the middle of the session, Valerie was elected to succeed Representative [[Thanos]] and re-elected to the chair by the next Congress. She served a term and a half. While she came close to breaking the [[Lamport curse]], her succession to the Presidency gave that honor to [[John Smith]] in April, 2020.		Elected to the House in October, 2018, Valerie was re-elected to a further 5 terms. She passed legislation to establish default trade reciprocity, make national parks free of charge, abolish the Department of Education in favor of a block grant to the states, merge the Department of Commerce, Deparment of Labor and Small Business Administration to form a single Department of Commerce and Labor, 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 with multi-partisan support. 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. Finally, during a long period in which the Speaker was regularly dismissed in the middle of the session, Valerie was elected to succeed Representative [[Thanos]] and re-elected to the chair by the next Congress. She served a term and a half. While she came close to breaking the [[The Curse of Lamport\|Lamport curse]], her succession to the Presidency gave that honor to [[John Smith]] in April, 2020.

	==Chief of Staff==		==Chief of Staff==
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	Valerie was elected to the Senate in July, 2020, and re-elected without opposition in January, 2021. During her first term, she and Senator [[Bo]] were able to seize control of the agenda despite being the minority in what would be called [[Gavelgate]]. She did not have a formal leadership role, however, many believe that she was the ''de facto'' head of the Libertarian caucus.		Valerie was elected to the Senate in July, 2020, and re-elected without opposition in January, 2021. During her first term, she and Senator [[Bo]] were able to seize control of the agenda despite being the minority in what would be called [[Gavelgate]]. She did not have a formal leadership role, however, many believe that she was the ''de facto'' head of the Libertarian caucus.

	While she blocked tens of billions in proposed deficit spending and insisted on equal cuts to other appropriations, she further empowered the Department of Justice to investigate police abuse and misconduct, banned interrogatory deception, reformed the Environmental Protection Agency into the Department of Conservation and Climate Change, added millions of acres of designated wilderness, ended the ''ex parte'' nature of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and made its proceedings adversarial, banned torture framed as “enhanced interrogation,” prohibited military recruitment at public schools and abolished the national interest waiver to legislation intended to address and take action against the use of child soldiers.		While she blocked tens of billions in proposed deficit spending and insisted on equal cuts to other appropriations, she further empowered the Department of Justice to investigate police abuse and misconduct, banned interrogatory deception, reformed the Environmental Protection Agency into the Department of Conservation and Climate Change, added millions of acres of designated wilderness, ended the ''ex parte'' nature of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court and made its proceedings adversarial, banned torture framed as “enhanced interrogation,” prohibited military recruitment at public schools and abolished the national interest waiver to legislation intended to address and take action against the use of child soldiers. Re-elected to the Senate in January, 2021, she had $20 billion in debt owed by Puerto Rico to Dixie assumed by the federal government.

	==Honors==		==Honors==