Super Polling Center: Historical Presidents

[Napoleon]

Obviously, the ones I helped elect. In all seriousness:

Wasn't here at all for Snowguy, but I gather that his presidency coincided with the decay of the two-party system.

I joined near the tail-end of Polnut's second term. Literally the only thing I remember is Polnut and Fuzzy going after the Dibble and me pander-campaigning for IDS Legislature against northern aggression.

Napoleon's first term I remember was fairly productive, but he pissed off the Senate on a regular basis. The second term was terrible.

Marokai presided over the most recent golden age of Atlasia. I definitely didn't agree with several of his policy achievements (some of which have since been reversed), but the A-CCM was a epic win.

Averroes has been the most policy-driven of the bunch, I think, but his tenure has coincided with a shitty overall game environment that's plagued by inactivity and a lack of facks being given by most.

To paraphrase a dear friend:

Snowguy's inactivity, invalidate
Polnut's northern aggression, invalidate
Napoleon's four months of trolling, invalidate
Marokai's bipartisanship, invalidate
Averroes' policy sperging, invalidate

Divorcing Nix from the resulting "lack of facks" is entirely irreslonskble. The President is fully responsible for the game environment.

[Maxwell]

Your atrocious record of participation in the Senate over the last several months is somehow the chief executive's fault?

Blaming the President for the harm to Atlasia caused by do-nothing Senators like yourself makes as much sense as blaming Barack Obama for the harm to the United States caused by the government shutdown.

You can't blame napoleon for anything. That's irreslonskble.

[Napoleon]

Your atrocious record of participation in the Senate over the last several months is somehow the chief executive's fault?

Pretty much.

[Talleyrand]

Your atrocious record of participation in the Senate over the last several months is somehow the chief executive's fault?

Pretty much.

Care to explain why this is the case? I'd love to hear.