Petition to Recall the Pacific Governor

[LastVoter]

We need a Governor that represents the revolutionary feeling in the region.

X- Seatown

[Lumine]

Unlike the petition to recall the council, I highly doubt that this should be even considered relevant. Not only it is unfair and (in my opinion) undemocratic, it also proves that what the revolutionaries want is pure anarchy and some sort of a gymnast demigod, not a Governor and a lawful Republic.

You see, its this kind of behavior that causes bills like The Imperial Security Act to be created on the first place...

[Fuzzybigfoot]

Sorry Spamage. 



X-Fuzzy

[Spamage]

Recall passes. Voting booth will open in 10 days.

[Maxwell]

Recall passes. Voting booth will open in 10 days.

The Recall number is 2.1, does that round down or does it have to be precisely more than 2.1?

[Spamage]

Recall passes. Voting booth will open in 10 days.

The Recall number is 2.1, does that round down or does it have to be precisely more than 2.1?

I was under the impression that for the official being recalled, it was the last regional election for that position, which would be 1.05.... not 100% sure though.

[Maxwell]

Recall passes. Voting booth will open in 10 days.

The Recall number is 2.1, does that round down or does it have to be precisely more than 2.1?

I was under the impression that for the official being recalled, it was the last regional election for that position, which would be 1.05.... not 100% sure though.

Ah okay.

[Хahar 🤔]

This should clear up any ambiguity:

X Xahar

[Paul Kemp]

xPaul Kemp

[Sec. of State Superique]

This is a major absurd! All you want is to make the region goes back to anarchy, why don't you give up and let the Pacific reemerge!

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Seatown must really want to keep Atlasian presidential elections competitive.

[Napoleon]

Seatown must really want to keep Atlasian presidential elections competitive.

seriously

[Adam Griffin]

Seatown must really want to keep Atlasian presidential elections competitive.

Right? After all, who could keep up with all of these Federalist zombies and SOCKs that keep pouring into the game?

[Supersonic]

Seatown must really want to keep Atlasian presidential elections competitive.

Right? After all, who could keep up with all of these Federalist zombies and SOCKs that keep pouring into the game?

You what?

[Adam Griffin]

A bit of foreshadowing and insight would have been appropriate here, oh say, before last night. I'm doubtful that the Governor even attempted to stir the Council back into action or contact them personally after legally being back on the job for just a couple of days, and I can only imagine that the initial recall was seen as highly suspect and politically-motivated (obviously to go after what he believes to be a "terrorist cell"). With such an awful Constitution now in place once again, it should have been known that a counter-recall would be inevitable following any such action.

I imagine that recalls will become the status quo of the region. It's a shame - the situation will now likely be even worse than before all the judicial remedies and extra-regional faux outrage began. Once again, the Worstitution permeates chaos throughout the region. Looks like one way or another, we effectively have four regions.

[ZuWo]

It's not my job to be a politicaol adviser to other Atlasian parties but it seems to me that the Labor Party is not going to benefit from a continuation of these bizarre happenings in the Pacific.

[Adam Griffin]

It's not my job to be a politicaol adviser to other Atlasian parties but it seems to me that the Labor Party is not going to benefit from a continuation of these bizarre happenings in the Pacific.

Incorrect. What the Labor Party won't benefit from is the continued assumptions by people such as yourself that it is the driving force behind all of this. Of course, that works so well for your narrative, so why would you stop now?

Also, I'm pretty sure that Labor will be fine as long as we don't have a chair with a penchant for making disgusting comments about rape during close elections.

[Napoleon]

It's not my job to be a politicaol adviser to other Atlasian parties but it seems to me that the Labor Party is not going to benefit from a continuation of these bizarre happenings in the Pacific.

The Labor Party will win regardless, get used to it.

[ZuWo]

Well, it seems that the gymnast movement and influential elements of the Labor Party are closely intertwined and it's a fact that many in the Labor Party knew of the plans to "dissolve" the Pacific Region but didn't inform the President, which has cost thousands of jobs and caused great economic uncertainty in Atlasia. In my opinion, the Labor Party has much more to offer than this; there are many smart people in your party so I don't think you will benefit from forming a quasi-coalition with Atlasians who have highly questionable goals.

[Napoleon]

Well, it seems that the gymnast movement and influential elements of the Labor Party are closely intertwined and it's a fact that many in the Labor Party knew of the plans to "dissolve" the Pacific Region but didn't inform the President, which has cost thousands of jobs and caused great economic uncertainty in Atlasia. In my opinion, the Labor Party has much more to offer than this; there are many smart people in your party so I don't think you will benefit from forming a quasi-coalition with Atlasians who have highly questionable goals.

And there is yet to be any condemnation of these people or attempts by the perceived serious members to distance themselves. It should be the President and his SoEA, not an IDS Legislator, going after these terrorists.

These aren't random rogue Labor members- its the former Chair, former Vice Chair, currenr Vice Chair supporting with many others aiding and abetting.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

For the record, I have condemned this activity.

[LastVoter]

Regional politics should be divorced from federal politics, and I don't hold any influential positions or any influence in the Labor party. I made it pretty clear that I retired, and this is just a last job that I feel like I have to finish because I got involved.

These aren't random rogue Labor members- its the former Chair, former Vice Chair, currenr Vice Chair supporting with many others aiding and abetting.

Don't involve Gass in this.

[PJ]

Regional politics should be divorced from federal politics, and I don't hold any influential positions or any influence in the Labor party. I made it pretty clear that I retired, and this is just a last job that I feel like I have to finish because I got involved.

These aren't random rogue Labor members- its the former Chair, former Vice Chair, currenr Vice Chair supporting with many others aiding and abetting.

Don't involve Gass in this.

Really? What about the segregation issues in the south. Federal and state are two entities, but that doesn't mean federal should not interfere when the states do something inexcusable.

[Napoleon]

These aren't random rogue Labor members- its the former Chair, former Vice Chair, currenr Vice Chair supporting with many others aiding and abetting.

Don't involve Gass in this.

I was referring to you. But you know that- why would I refer to the current Chair as a "former Vice Chair"?

[Adam Griffin]

These aren't random rogue Labor members- its the former Chair, former Vice Chair, currenr Vice Chair supporting with many others aiding and abetting.

Don't involve Gass in this.

I was referring to you. But you know that- why would I refer to the current Chair as a "former Vice Chair"?

Perhaps I'm confused now, but seatown was never a Vice-Chair - he was General Secretary.