Office of Northeast Representative Antonio V

[Antonio the Sixth]

Fellow Northeasterners,

With the election now beginning, I encourage all of you to vote. Though, I want to ask you to vote intelligently, aware of the political situation in the Northeast and of the achievement of every Representative. Don't cast your ballot in the same way that sirnik did : it dishonors the democracy.

[Alexander Hamilton]

congrats man

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

Despite our disagreements, congratulations on your victory, Antonio.

[cinyc]

Congratulations on your re-election!

[Dr. Cynic]

Congrats, man!

[Antonio the Sixth]

Victory Speech

Fellow northeasterners,

With 20% of the votes, you chose to give me your confidence for a Second term in the Assembly. But more than the quantity, the quality of the votes I received is what makes particularly satisfied. I am proud to see that all my voters are great Northeasterners who brang a lot to our region.
With this In mind, I'm ready to start a new term in the Assembly, working for our great region. I have already drafted the bills I will introduce tomorrow when the new Assembly session will start. This Assembly will be a tough one, because it seems clearly dominated by right-wingers. In this situation, my expectations to pass economically progressive legislation are lower than last time. However, I will not give up, and I will do my best to find the best possible compromises with moderate Reps. I am ready to work with anyone who is good-willing and serious, whatever party he belongs to. That's why I remain hopeful to make a good job. I will push for the program I was elected upon, as far as my fellow Reps allow me to. I'll try once again to be worthy of your confidence.

Dave bless the Northeast.

[AndrewTX]

Congrats on your re-election friend! You have done terrific work in the Assembly, and I'm very happy to see that you will be back to continue your hard work. You are very dedicated to this position, and the Northeast is lucky to have you!

[Scam of God]

This Assembly will be a tough one, because it seems clearly dominated by right-wingers. In this situation, my expectations to pass economically progressive legislation are lower than last time.

I think you'll be quite surprised. The ARC, at least, is willing to work with any genuine progressive - as long as it's meaningful, lasting progress.

Give a man a check and he'll spend it on temporary goods. Give a man a machine and he can make something eternal.

[Antonio the Sixth]

I thank everybody for their congratulations, and especially Andrew for his very kind words.

This Assembly will be a tough one, because it seems clearly dominated by right-wingers. In this situation, my expectations to pass economically progressive legislation are lower than last time.

I think you'll be quite surprised. The ARC, at least, is willing to work with any genuine progressive - as long as it's meaningful, lasting progress.

Give a man a check and he'll spend it on temporary goods. Give a man a machine and he can make something eternal.

I guess those things will be discussed issue by issue. However, notice that most of the ARC is far more to the right than you, especially someone like Libertas. While I'm sure we would be able to reach compromises, it will be tougher with Libertas.

[Scam of God]

I guess those things will be discussed issue by issue. However, notice that most of the ARC is far more to the right than you, especially someone like Libertas. While I'm sure we would be able to reach compromises, it will be tougher with Libertas.

Tell Libertas one word: distributivism. He may not go in for some government funding on technology, but a certain tax-cut we'll be proposing will almost certainly have his full support.

[Alexander Hamilton]

I thank everybody for their congratulations, and especially Andrew for his very kind words.

This Assembly will be a tough one, because it seems clearly dominated by right-wingers. In this situation, my expectations to pass economically progressive legislation are lower than last time.

I think you'll be quite surprised. The ARC, at least, is willing to work with any genuine progressive - as long as it's meaningful, lasting progress.

Give a man a check and he'll spend it on temporary goods. Give a man a machine and he can make something eternal.

I guess those things will be discussed issue by issue. However, notice that most of the ARC is far more to the right than you, especially someone like Libertas. While I'm sure we would be able to reach compromises, it will be tougher with Libertas.

No one in the ARC is far-right, most of us aren't even "right."

[Antonio the Sixth]

Never said "far-right". You are center-right, and Sewer's views are quite uncertain. But you have probably less things in common with me than Einzige.

[Scam of God]

Never said "far-right". You are center-right, and Sewer's views are quite uncertain. But you have probably less things in common with me than Einzige.

We're not "right" at all - or, if we are, it's of a vein that could only be labeled Progressive Conservatism (or indeed, more accurately, left-libertarianism). I know that Sewer Socialist and myself (and formerly Winston when he was a member) consider ourselves friendly to the classical anarchist tradition.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Never said "far-right". You are center-right, and Sewer's views are quite uncertain. But you have probably less things in common with me than Einzige.

We're not "right" at all - or, if we are, it's of a vein that could only be labeled Progressive Conservatism (or indeed, more accurately, left-libertarianism). I know that Sewer Socialist and myself (and formerly Winston[/i] when he was a member) consider ourselves friendly to the classical anarchist tradition.

You, Sewer and (since recently) Winston, are left-libertarians. Hamilton, Libertas and Mint are either moderates or right-libertarians.

[Alexander Hamilton]

Never said "far-right". You are center-right, and Sewer's views are quite uncertain. But you have probably less things in common with me than Einzige.

We're not "right" at all - or, if we are, it's of a vein that could only be labeled Progressive Conservatism (or indeed, more accurately, left-libertarianism). I know that Sewer Socialist and myself (and formerly Winston[/i] when he was a member) consider ourselves friendly to the classical anarchist tradition.

You, Sewer and (since recently) Winston, are left-libertarians. Hamilton, Libertas and Mint are either moderates or right-libertarians.

How am I a right-libertarian?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Never said "far-right". You are center-right, and Sewer's views are quite uncertain. But you have probably less things in common with me than Einzige.

We're not "right" at all - or, if we are, it's of a vein that could only be labeled Progressive Conservatism (or indeed, more accurately, left-libertarianism). I know that Sewer Socialist and myself (and formerly Winston[/i] when he was a member) consider ourselves friendly to the classical anarchist tradition.

You, Sewer and (since recently) Winston, are left-libertarians. Hamilton, Libertas and Mint are either moderates or right-libertarians.

How am I a right-libertarian?

You're a moderate as I said dozens of time. Do you have something constructive to say ?

[Scam of God]

Never said "far-right". You are center-right, and Sewer's views are quite uncertain. But you have probably less things in common with me than Einzige.

We're not "right" at all - or, if we are, it's of a vein that could only be labeled Progressive Conservatism (or indeed, more accurately, left-libertarianism). I know that Sewer Socialist and myself (and formerly Winston[/i] when he was a member) consider ourselves friendly to the classical anarchist tradition.

You, Sewer and (since recently) Winston, are left-libertarians. Hamilton, Libertas and Mint are either moderates or right-libertarians.

How am I a right-libertarian?

You're a moderate as I said dozens of time. Do you have something constructive to say ?

The point is, however, he shares my vision and goal of what I call the New Industrialism: a largely decentralized economy that makes it far easier for the worker to enter the market with real produce.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Fellow Northeasterners,

I officially announce you that I will run for the office of Speaker in the next Assembly. I will do my best to make the Assembly work faster.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

I thank everybody for their congratulations, and especially Andrew for his very kind words.

This Assembly will be a tough one, because it seems clearly dominated by right-wingers. In this situation, my expectations to pass economically progressive legislation are lower than last time.

I think you'll be quite surprised. The ARC, at least, is willing to work with any genuine progressive - as long as it's meaningful, lasting progress.

Give a man a check and he'll spend it on temporary goods. Give a man a machine and he can make something eternal.

I guess those things will be discussed issue by issue. However, notice that most of the ARC is far more to the right than you, especially someone like Libertas. While I'm sure we would be able to reach compromises, it will be tougher with Libertas.

I am not on the "right".

[AndrewTX]

Fellow Northeasterners,

I officially announce you that I will run for the office of Speaker in the next Assembly. I will do my best to make the Assembly work faster.

I fully support Reprsentative Antonio to be the next Speaker of the Assembly. He has proven himself a great member of the body, and I believe that he will be a great and fair minded Speaker. I wish you the best of luck, and hope that others will join in support.

[Alexander Hamilton]

Fellow Northeasterners,

I officially announce you that I will run for the office of Speaker in the next Assembly. I will do my best to make the Assembly work faster.

I wish you the best of luck, and hope that others will join in support.

I'll pass