Office of Senator Blair-Running for Governor

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I'd also like to thank secretary Barnes for my nomination as Deputy secretary of the Interior. In these dangerous times it's important that we have a continued chain of command, and I look forward to my nomination confirmation hearings in the Senate. I just hope my good friends in the senate don't reject me. I'm looking forward to serving with President Bore, and Barnes and I hope that we can focus on the recent separatist threat that plagues are land

[quote author=CAS]ONCE AGAIN, WE ARE NOT F**KING "SEPARATISTS"!

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Just last week we saw that Saudi Arabia had imprisoned Mark Hooper, and sentenced him to death for a non-lethal crime. Despite frantic lobbying by myself, the Secretary of Internal affairs and President Bore we have been unable to get a break through with the Saudis. As I said before, this action is simply not acceptable. For too long in our nation we've been afraid to tackle injustices abroad. Saudi Arabia has a history of crushing dissident, executing LGBT citizens and financing international terrorism. Yet for too log we've been afraid to tackle these issues. I'm sure many will say that we shouldn't criticize the Saudis, but I'm sure these were the same voices who told us not to criticize the brutality of apartheid, or the corruption of the Shah of Iran. We should never be afraid to have an international voice.
 

You're saying it as Senator or Deputy SoIA?

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Just last week we saw that Saudi Arabia had imprisoned Mark Hooper, and sentenced him to death for a non-lethal crime. Despite frantic lobbying by myself, the Secretary of Internal affairs and President Bore we have been unable to get a break through with the Saudis. As I said before, this action is simply not acceptable. For too long in our nation we've been afraid to tackle injustices abroad. Saudi Arabia has a history of crushing dissident, executing LGBT citizens and financing international terrorism. Yet for too log we've been afraid to tackle these issues. I'm sure many will say that we shouldn't criticize the Saudis, but I'm sure these were the same voices who told us not to criticize the brutality of apartheid, or the corruption of the Shah of Iran. We should never be afraid to have an international voice.
 

You're saying it as Senator or Deputy SoIA?

These are my views, not the administration

OK, just needed to check.