A Quick Congratulatory Note from Israel
Day 1,020, 23:24
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by Rheinlander von Phalz
5 September 2010, Day 1,020 of the New World.
Forgive me if this comes as premature, but rollover seems to have gotten later for me. I have not been very involved in eUS politics lately, especially because I moved away to eIsrael and now sit in the Knesset, but I wanted to drop by to deliver a quick message to Cromstar and Kazeal.
I am extending my congratulations to Cromstar for his victory in a clean Presidential campaign; please join me. In general, it's nice to see a campaign not based on smear. Crommy has exhibited tremendous steadfast commitment to the eUS, including being in Congress a huge number of times – quite an impressive commitment few others in the country could tolerate. The last time I worked with Cromstar was when he stepped up to take over the role of Deputy Speaker of the House during the 27th Congress. (Speakers and Deputy Speakers are generally elected for a two-month term, so his ascension was not particularly expected, yet we pulled through.)
Interestingly, his primary opponent worked "under me" for some time in Congress as well, as the Congressional Whip of the 25th Congress. Then I was a freshman Congressman the same term as the President before him. Ah, better times...
I have hopes for this administration and the country in general. The United States has to contend with a shrinking active population, political takeover attempts domestically and abroad, and a lingering number of domestic trolls. Good luck, Cromstar, and good luck America.
Forgive me if this comes as premature, but rollover seems to have gotten later for me. I have not been very involved in eUS politics lately, especially because I moved away to eIsrael and now sit in the Knesset, but I wanted to drop by to deliver a quick message to Cromstar and Kazeal.
I am extending my congratulations to Cromstar for his victory in a clean Presidential campaign; please join me. In general, it's nice to see a campaign not based on smear. Crommy has exhibited tremendous steadfast commitment to the eUS, including being in Congress a huge number of times – quite an impressive commitment few others in the country could tolerate. The last time I worked with Cromstar was when he stepped up to take over the role of Deputy Speaker of the House during the 27th Congress. (Speakers and Deputy Speakers are generally elected for a two-month term, so his ascension was not particularly expected, yet we pulled through.)
Interestingly, his primary opponent worked "under me" for some time in Congress as well, as the Congressional Whip of the 25th Congress. Then I was a freshman Congressman the same term as the President before him. Ah, better times...
I have hopes for this administration and the country in general. The United States has to contend with a shrinking active population, political takeover attempts domestically and abroad, and a lingering number of domestic trolls. Good luck, Cromstar, and good luck America.
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it isnt over for another 30 minutes....
Fail
It is over now...Cromstar 482 and St Krems 449. When the elections are free of control they can never win...wonder if St Krems will be man enough to concede and congratulate Cromstar on his win. Naaa...didn't think so...
haha CHS, you're so funny. You must be crushed...lol
Now isn't that funny...another vote stolen by s.e.e.s.. I protest these results, s.e.e.s. must have been up all night sending in tickets complaining. A swing of 81 votes tells me that s.e.e.s. was using their bots to vote for Cromstar and then turned them all in, but of course I have no proof so I am not accusing anyone.
Why are you congratulating Cromstar for losing.
I'm fully aware that the administrators reversed the results of the Presidental election after the polls closed, but I'm leaving this up for historical purposes.
oops