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« on: May 24, 2014, 01:16:55 PM »

The plan is to go all the way!
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« Reply #1 on: May 25, 2014, 04:48:03 PM »

While I don't think polls are an accurate representation of what the voting pool will look like, I am happy to note that the SirNick/Dallasfan ticket is currently in the lead in Flo's most recent one Smiley
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« Reply #2 on: May 25, 2014, 05:10:28 PM »

From Robot Unicorn Polls - total voters 25 - Ignore the negative sign in front of the number of votes, its just from copying and pasting.

Bold = most common choice, italics = someone voted for it.

What do you think is the most important problem facing Atlasia today?

Economy         -2 (8%)
Unemployment/Jobs         -1 (4%)

Game Reform         -7 (28%)
Activity         -5 (20%)
Dissatisfaction with government         -1 (4%)
Health care         -3 (12%)
Education         -1 (4%)
Ethics/moral/Religious decline         -1 (4%)

Foreign affairs         -0 (0%)
Immigration         -0 (0%)
National Security         -0 (0%)
Welfare         -0 (0%)
Regional Consolidation         -0 (0%)
Abortion         -0 (0%)
Drugs         -0 (0%)
The media         -0 (0%)
Gay rights         -0 (0%)
Energy security/energy         -0 (0%)
Terrorism         -0 (0%)
Judicial System/Courts/Laws         -0 (0%)
Environmental concerns/natural disasters/climate change         -1 (4%)
Poverty         -0 (0%)
Taxes         -0 (0%)
Workers' Rights         -2 (8%)
Federal budget/federal deficit         -1 (4%)

Other (Reply below)         -0 (0%)
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« Reply #3 on: May 26, 2014, 09:23:21 AM »

Senator Lumine was visibly upset when he realized all that polling had gone to waste. He is expected to find Winfield and drag him back to the race kicking and screaming.
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« Reply #4 on: June 06, 2014, 03:07:34 PM »

Cris, its been an ongoing joke for months.
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« Reply #5 on: June 20, 2014, 04:00:57 PM »

It is too soon to call this. We have more work to do.
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« Reply #6 on: June 20, 2014, 05:26:54 PM »
« Edited: June 20, 2014, 05:55:04 PM by SirNick »

By my count, and I'm not invalidating anyone, we have 42 DemPGH to 34 for SirNick in the final round. As of 6:54pm EST (last vote Deus).
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« Reply #7 on: June 20, 2014, 09:52:57 PM »

FLo, your tracker is erroneous. You have less votes for me in round two than in round one.
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« Reply #8 on: June 20, 2014, 11:34:20 PM »

Here's what I have (as of Winfield):

Final Round:

DemPGH: 52 (59.1%)
Sirnick: 36 (40.9%)

As it stands, Sirnick would need to capture around 75% of the likely outstanding voters in order to pull off an upset.

You assume the remainder breaks the same way. Percentages are deceptive in Atlasia, we only need 16 votes to tie DemPGH and another one to break him. I don't think voters want full Labor control of the White House, Senate and tie breaking vote.
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« Reply #9 on: June 21, 2014, 07:54:22 AM »

Cris, didn't X vote for me? He is Labor.

Also, ZuWo - I honestly have nothing to say if your complaint is that I opened a voting booth late? Regardless of how you count it (nationally or regionally), it is easier for the SOFE to administer the voting booth for federal elections. Regions should administer regional elections.
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« Reply #10 on: June 21, 2014, 08:04:38 AM »

Could have sworn that X changed to Labor when he re-registered.

Anyway, delaying booths was eh 90% oversight because I would forget or not see the thread. I think there may have been one thaf I delayed on?
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« Reply #11 on: June 21, 2014, 01:50:03 PM »
« Edited: June 21, 2014, 01:51:57 PM by SirNick »

What ideas have the Federalists come up with? How have they articulated an opposition to Labor that could persuade people in the middle that voting for their opponents would be a bad idea?

What was Sirnick's basis for convincing voters they should vote for him instead of DemPGH?

For one, there's a private message from a few months ago to you that should give you a decent idea.

Other than that, I have a record of being fiscally responsible, and of not being beholden to the interests of the left. Remember, I left Labor when I thought it went too far. DemPGH left Labor, ran as an independent, rejoined Labor, lost the Labor nomination , left Labor, rejoined Labor later.
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« Reply #12 on: June 21, 2014, 01:56:14 PM »

What ideas have the Federalists come up with? How have they articulated an opposition to Labor that could persuade people in the middle that voting for their opponents would be a bad idea?

What was Sirnick's basis for convincing voters they should vote for him instead of DemPGH?

I don't know. I mean I'm sure there is a viable way to build a coalition that could claim that they oppose nationalising everything under the sun.

The problem with social issues is that people keep on inventing things to liberalise, like this polygamy thing or blanket drug decriminalisation. On the other hand TNF is rehashing ideas that were rather tired 70 years ago.

I am trying to build said coalition here. Hi.
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« Reply #13 on: June 21, 2014, 02:03:06 PM »

What ideas have the Federalists come up with? How have they articulated an opposition to Labor that could persuade people in the middle that voting for their opponents would be a bad idea?

What was Sirnick's basis for convincing voters they should vote for him instead of DemPGH?

I don't know. I mean I'm sure there is a viable way to build a coalition that could claim that they oppose nationalising everything under the sun.

The problem with social issues is that people keep on inventing things to liberalise, like this polygamy thing or blanket drug decriminalisation. On the other hand TNF is rehashing ideas that were rather tired 70 years ago.

THat a key TPP member's first response to that question is "I don't know", should be alarming, Sirnick.

It would be if it wasn't Simfan. He kind of does his own thing.
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« Reply #14 on: June 21, 2014, 02:09:21 PM »

Simfan, the bill allowed kids to view porn with parental consent. It didn't allow children to be in porn. If it did then I know Dallasfan would be all in favor of revising it to prevent that. I don't know wht anyone would think otherwise.

And my message to NCY wasn't all that exciting unfortunately. I was considering joining the Feds before I left Labor. Now my dream is starting a party called "the Gentlemans Party". It would be the TPP or Liberal Party plus top hats and monocles.
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« Reply #15 on: June 21, 2014, 02:18:44 PM »

Simfan, the bill allowed kids to view porn with parental consent. It didn't allow children to be in porn. If it did then I know Dallasfan would be all in favor of revising it to prevent that. I don't know wht anyone would think otherwise.

And my message to NCY wasn't all that exciting unfortunately. I was considering joining the Feds before I left Labor. Now my dream is starting a party called "the Gentlemans Party". It would be the TPP or Liberal Party plus top hats and monocles.

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On my phone so i ed up the quoting here.



Yeah, if you remember the general points then you remember the whole thing. I also, in reply to your other comment, do see what you're doing and were trying. Unfortunately a few people we had counted on didn't end up voting our way. One flipped a coin, another forgot he pledged to me then apologized when he realized, and there is one bothersome one that won't reply to me (and I legitimately just want to know why I lost that person's vote).

Regardless, we are still actively involved in the GOTV effort.

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« Reply #16 on: June 21, 2014, 02:20:29 PM »

Its an objective observation. Did you not say that "as far as I am concerned, anyone in Labor is TNF"?

Unless proven otherwise. And you've proved such, long before anyone knew who TNF was. Tongue

Simfan, the bill allowed kids to view porn with parental consent.

What sort of perverted parent would allow their child to view pornography!? I don't think something that would be considered sexual abuse if any other person did it should be acceptable for parents.

It more so means that no one is getting procecuted for a 10 year old buying (or seeing) a playboy. The law isn't perfect, I voted against it, I just regret not offering an amendment to it.
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« Reply #17 on: June 21, 2014, 02:32:46 PM »

What ideas have the Federalists come up with? How have they articulated an opposition to Labor that could persuade people in the middle that voting for their opponents would be a bad idea?

What was Sirnick's basis for convincing voters they should vote for him instead of DemPGH?

For one, there's a private message from a few months ago to you that should give you a decent idea.

SIRNICK'S SECRET MISSIVE TO FEDERALIST INSIDERS REVEALED!!!

OOH SCANDAL OOH  OOH Tongue

Amazing how irrelevant your Party becomes when you don't run a candidate, so irrelevant that you get both angles as to why each candidate not from your Party is better than the other or why you should support one over the other. Tongue

No comment on the message's contents? What about you, Sirnick? This is not something to float in public unless you plan to reveal what's going on.

Apparently he was talking about something much older, whereas I thoguht meant the appeals I received from both sides in this election back a few weeks ago starting in MAy I think.

Like I said I don't remember the general points, just general disatisfaction and/or disappointment I suppose would be the way to term it.

Yeah, I addressed it a few posts back. Was considering joining the Feds before I left Labor. Obviously didn't happen though.
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« Reply #18 on: June 21, 2014, 02:40:14 PM »

Sorry to veer back, but as a Federalist who voted for DemPGH and knows a bit of what has been going on behind the scenes, I might as well offer my two cents as well.

No one has mentioned the consolidation debate's impact on our party, and I think it's important to look at our troubles in that context. Things fell apart during Duke's first term partly because the leadership and the members were split on consolidation. With Labor united on the issue, we were obviously the natural foil... but we refused to do anything to organize against it because the politics of undermining our president and chairman were difficult to navigate. Before that, we had always had huge problems, but we were at least able to compete in the elections. The consolidation debate was sort of the catalyst that brought a lot of issues to a head, and we're still suffering for it.

I think there's a decent amount of Federalist support for DemPGH because, to be frank, at least we can trust that he'll be what he says, and what he says isn't especially unreasonable. One of the main reasons I didn't vote for SirNick is because it has seemed all through this campaign that he is blatantly pandering for Federalist support. I've been wondering back and forth whether I made the right choice, but his vote for Deus (against his word to bore) is the quintessential example of trying to win votes on the right. I understand the strategy, but I just didn't want to vote for that this time around.

DemPGH, on the other hand, is not all that unreasonable and has shown that he can push back against the Labor establishment on issues like consolidation. If he operates as president the way someone like Nix operated as senator, we're in fine shape. DemPGH and I have also spoken very candidly, and I'm convinced that a vote for him will not turn out to have been a vote for Adam Griffin whispering in his ear. All in all, DemPGH is a safe candidate. I've been longing to be able to ignore party BS and vote for a candidate based on his individual merits for a long time. Now I have the chance. Do we disagree on key issues? Sure, but it's a game and the issues don't really matter all that much. What matters is having someone you can work with without wanting to blow your brains out. I'm not saying SirNick would be bad; I'm just saying that I know I could work with DemPGH.

Also, Talleyrand brought up my name for president. Thank you, but do you see the mess in this thread? No way would I want to jump into this. Managing the party is a big pain in the ass too, which is why I've pretty much washed my hands of it unless Yankee really needs a favour. Look... This will sound selfish, but at this point, I don't know if I really care that much about any of the parties. They just build a culture of animosity that's counterproductive when it comes to actually governing. Whatever happens to the Federalist Party, I know that I'll still be good at GOTV when I need it. So... Why get myself into the job of helping manage the party when I know that it always makes me even more frustrated and awful than I already am?

Its not "obvious pandering" when I have a record to back it up. I got the Federalist endorsement for NE Assembly and Governor! Its not like I'm pandering to the right and then saying "eh screw it lets bust the budget." I've always been a centrist here, I have no idea why you keep thinking that my views are pandering. What view have I changed to appeal to Federalists? If I really wanted to pander I would have come out in favor of some free market health care plan, instead I emphasized that policy is pointless without Game Moderator and game engine reform.

EVERYONE's agenda is useless if the game doesn't work. We need repercussions for policies otherwise were just passing words and assuming it worked. Might as well pass legislation saying "everyone is okay peace in world, awesome" and it would be just as beneificial as a real policy option.
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« Reply #19 on: June 21, 2014, 02:41:17 PM »

Sirnick buddy........welcome to the Presidential losers club- we meet every Wednesday at my local dive bar and talk about poon :-)

Thursday works better for me
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« Reply #20 on: June 21, 2014, 03:03:48 PM »

Lol

You once again have my full support and endorsement.


REPUBLIC OF ATLASIA - In Dave We Trust
Official Ballot

PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT


[2] DemPGH of Washington and Windjammer of Minnesota
Labor Party



[1] Sirnick of New York and Dallasfan65 of Massachusetts
The People's Party - Democratic-Republican Party



[  ] Write-in:______________________________
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[  ] None of the above



NORTHEAST SENATOR


[2] Bore of Rhode Island
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[1] Deus naturae of New York
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[  ] None of the above


Wow!  I'm normally not one to criticize people for how they vote on Atlasia, but this is just ridiculous.  It is extremely Liebermanesque, for lack of a better word.  I voted for SirNick, but in light of this, I couldn't be happier DemPGH seems poised to win.  I didn't want to believe the folks who were attacking SirNick as an unprincipled flip-flopper, he'd always done right by me and I gave him the benefit of the doubt.  I want to hear SirNick's explanation for this before I assume the worst.  I know firsthand that sometimes what some may see as opportunism or a lack of principle is sometimes the result of good intentions leading to a result that is simply FUBAR.  However, from where I stand this sure doesn't look good, to say the least.  This doesn't change the fact that I consider SirNick a forum friend, but it does make me pretty reluctant to vote for him if he runs for anything in Atlasia in the foreseeable future.

As a liberal who supported SirNick (albeit one who really liked both candidates) because I thought he was the best of two highly qualified candidates, this is very disappointing.  I really thought (and he essentially ran as) that he was a pragmatic center-left candidate who was willing to work with the other side.  Now I really don't know what his views actually are Sad  I have no problem with SirNick voting for Deus in-and-of-itself.  However, for him to vote for Deus while running as a center-left candidate who was a former Laborite himself in a race that is critical to the Senate balance of power (and remember, Bore isn't some hyper-partisan extremist) it simply makes no sense.  Whether you're a Federalist, fellow member of the TPP, a Laborite, a Democratic-Republican, a Cultural Marxist, or an Independent, I'd urge you not to make the mistake I made.  Vote for DemPGH, a write-in, or even abstain, at least that way you know what you're getting.

Still no answer from SirNick, but I suppose thay's my answer Tongue

I actually messaged Bore about it, and was going to message you. I tend to do a lot of quick things on here from my phone, and I screwed up by quoting the wrong person when I voted. Didn't notice until the "edit" period had passed. I should have been more careful. I've voted for Bore every other time I've pledged my support to him, he knows that I come through.

I realize that you can read into this very easily, or think I'm lying, but that's what happened. I'm sorry.
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« Reply #21 on: June 21, 2014, 03:25:54 PM »
« Edited: June 21, 2014, 03:27:46 PM by SirNick »

I have 56 DemPGH to 46 for SirNick in the final round. I'd say there is still room for us to grow Smiley

EDIT: I think I am off by two, somewhere.
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« Reply #22 on: June 21, 2014, 03:34:03 PM »

I have 56 DemPGH to 46 for SirNick in the final round. I'd say there is still room for us to grow Smiley

EDIT: I think I am off by two, somewhere.
Are you sure?
I have 42 for Sirnick, 1 abstain, and 56 for DemPGH.

I'm not including ZuWo actually, so that means I'm off by 3. I think Dallasfan might have thrown some people in who are going to vote for us in the wrong column on my spreadsheet. I really don't feel like going through 100 votes Tongue
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« Reply #23 on: June 21, 2014, 03:42:58 PM »

Well, I have recounted, and I find 58 DemPGH.

Well, I will recount again Tongue.

Nah don't bother, we'll find out in the end regardless
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« Reply #24 on: June 21, 2014, 07:23:35 PM »

Hmm, I believe the margin is tightening...for now. May the odds ever be in my favor.
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