Federal...?
Only on paper. Lip service to working towards minority determination and such. The name's about as accurate as the DPRK.
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Federal...?
Its probably more same general atmosphere (or sharing the same muse). In depth, the SF is very different from AJND US.Now, now, let's see where this goes for now. Perhaps we just share the same muse.
Also, wouldn't the logo look better turned upside down so it forms a V?
Seems very similar to A Jovian Night's Dream.
Is this real social credit or vague right-wind agrarian populist social credit?
Vague right-wing agrarian populist social credit.
And how's social credit working out for them?
I am giggling like a loon right now.The career of Bella Ordonez could be written up as one of accidental promotions. Trained and schooled as an atomic scientist, she was first elected to the Atomic Sciences Sub-Sequence of Lakshmia as a write-in candidate when a few friends decided it'd be funny as a joke. She eventually became the Sub-Sequences secretary as an inoffensive, compromise candidate. Ordonez quickly wanted out of it, so she decided to run for the U.S. House against 58-year House veteran Heather Gubbard, who was then the Ranking Member on the House Ways and Means Committee. However, she defeated Gubbard in a landslide after a serious corruption and campaign finance scandal hit. Gutting it out for two terms, Ordonez decided to run as a sacrificial lamb against High Plains Senator Nancie Morton, who was then the Senate Majority Whip. However, she managed another surprise victory over Morton following a sex scandal involving under aged Senate Pages. Ordonez decided to suck it up and serve one term, but she became very popular amongst her fellow Senate Democrats and even Democratic activists for her dry, self-deprecating sense of humor (it wasn't humor) and for her energetic speaking style (she really just wanted to get the speeches done with). Because of all this, she accidentally stumbled her way into the Senate Minority Leader position, though she's decided to delegate most tasks long-term Democratic Whip Dallas Pope while she stares longingly at her old atomic science text books in her office.
Teehee.The career of Bella Ordonez could be written up as one of accidental promotions. Trained and schooled as an atomic scientist, she was first elected to the Atomic Sciences Sub-Sequence of Lakshmia as a write-in candidate when a few friends decided it'd be funny as a joke. She eventually became the Sub-Sequences secretary as an inoffensive, compromise candidate. Ordonez quickly wanted out of it, so she decided to run for the U.S. House against 58-year House veteran Heather Gubbard, who was then the Ranking Member on the House Ways and Means Committee. However, she defeated Gubbard in a landslide after a serious corruption and campaign finance scandal hit. Gutting it out for two terms, Ordonez decided to run as a sacrificial lamb against High Plains Senator Nancie Morton, who was then the Senate Majority Whip. However, she managed another surprise victory over Morton following a sex scandal involving under aged Senate Pages. Ordonez decided to suck it up and serve one term, but she became very popular amongst her fellow Senate Democrats and even Democratic activists for her dry, self-deprecating sense of humor (it wasn't humor) and for her energetic speaking style (she really just wanted to get the speeches done with). Because of all this, she accidentally stumbled her way into the Senate Minority Leader position, though she's decided to delegate most tasks long-term Democratic Whip Dallas Pope while she stares longingly at her old atomic science text books in her office.
I have a feeling she'll end up President.So she just fell upward then?
I kinda feel sorry for her really.
I am giggling like a loon right now.
Teehee.
Anyway, APEA? Another union?
So she just fell upward then?
I kinda feel sorry for her really.
Senator from High Plains?
I have a feeling she'll end up President.
I am giggling like a loon right now.
Count me with the crowd of people finding Ordonez' career history amusing
How has Mormonism fared in AJND? Has it gotten stronger with the splintering of Catholicism and the seeming decline of some Protestant denominations thanks to Columbianism, or has it declined?
Bella Ordonez's career vaguely reminds me of an exaggerated version of our jokes about Elizabeth Warren being forced into becoming President by adoring fans despite not wanting to be.