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HagridOfTheDeep
Junior Chimp
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Posts: 8,755
Canada


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E: -6.19, S: -4.35

« on: February 15, 2015, 03:59:12 PM »

Friends, I would like to thank you for your endorsement. I am not a member of your party, but I stand beside you in your goal to bring hard work and common sense back to the senate. I bear no ill-will towards my future predecessor (Wink), but I know I offer a fresh voice to the South. If elected, I pledge to dedicate the time needed to reel in Labor’s extremism and find working solutions for the People.

Two years ago, far-right Hagrid served in the senate alongside a number of your most revered members. During that time, I built strong relationships with each of the People’s senators who passed in and out of that body. Today, thanks to the spirit of conciliation we built during that time, a number of you are my closest friends in the game. We worked not for party, but for the country. I’m running because I think we can bring that positive spirit back to government.

Over time, my views have changed. Today, I pledge to be the moderate voice that some members of the senate abhor but all members of the country need. I believe in labour’s right to organize, and I believe it should be protected. That being said, I know unions often go too far; we can strike a balance in this country between economic output and the livelihoods of breadwinners. I believe in common, core education standards, because I believe everyone in this country should be prepared to compete on the global stage, whichever region they come from. At the same time, I believe the regions should have some flexibility to teach on what’s most important in their local geographies. I believe taxes should be kept progressive, kept low, and left unchanged when they’ve proven to work—instability is good for no one. I believe in a foreign policy that takes the best tenets of hard and soft power to reassert Atlasia in the international dialogue and make a greater push for universal human rights. I believe I am the person to represent these values in the senate.

I know I may sound like someone who’s trying to be all things to all people. But this is what I believe and this is what I’ll fight for. I thank you for your endorsement and humbly ask for your votes next weekend.

Thank you.
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HagridOfTheDeep
Junior Chimp
*****
Posts: 8,755
Canada


Political Matrix
E: -6.19, S: -4.35

« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2015, 12:23:16 PM »

BOO LABOR

working solutions

Today, I pledge to be the moderate voice that some members of the senate abhor but all members of the country need.

I believe in labour’s right to organize, and I believe it should be protected. That being said, I know unions often go TOO FAR

I believe in a foreign policy that takes the best tenets of hard and soft power

At the same time

That being said

I know I may sound like someone who’s trying to be all things to all people.

That's because you are: you're obviously utilizing your GOTV apparatus from your time as the preeminent reactionary of the leading reactionary party in the game while appealing to the soft-left for votes by feeding them Moderate Heroism, which, pathetically, is working. You busted Matt's balls time and time again - and not even that long ago - for swinging ideologically so suddenly away from your party, and yet everyone is now supposed to believe that this is genuine on your part.

And oh wow, you almost managed to make it through the first paragraph without taking a swipe at the movement you never managed to defeat! I'll give you credit for the fact that before taking your swipe, you did manage to insert some of the same ideologically-vapid sentiment and approaches that led to the rotting of your former party once you abandoned it. I guess some things never change!

Oh, Griffin. You're my favourite.
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