[ISP] Vote Imperial Sun
Day 828, 16:16
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Firstly, I must thank Vice President exReality for organizing these elections. I have faith that his new strategy will pay off and the people will have the representation in the Imperial Diet that they deserve. And thanks to all loyal Party members who have volunteered to assist him. Japanese patriots salute you!
Imperial Sun Party Official Candidate List, January 2010
Imperial Sun Party candidates support a strong and independent eJapan whose foreign policy does not take orders from foreign governments and whose military helps secure our country in support of our Righteous Nation philosophy.
The Official Imperial Sun Party Candidate List is as follows:
Chubu
Kyuutai
BrianRFSU
Superprole
CalvinTT
Chugoku
DankChronic
DonarudoDamashii
gcling92
Hokkaido
danyeo
David Lennard Wright
Jeju
Victoria zu Kampfer
Joey Sonno
Yumiko Tsuzuki
Kanto
exReality
Fluberwinter
Kinki
Kenji Nakamure
Yahoo Wizard
Kijuju
Kyushu
Yonsil
Any candidate not on the above list is not an official candidate of the Imperial Sun Party and must not receive your votes! Be vigilant, beware of pretenders. Of particular interest is one Mitzukoshi, currently ahead in the race for Shikoku and not an official Imperial Sun candidate.
Below are candidates of the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) and the Ronin. While they have my permission to run under the Imperial Sun Party, they are indeed not members of the Party and should be treated as such.
Chugoku
Miyazaki Miho (DPJ)
Kyushu
Angrr (Ronin)
Tohoku
Maximilian Magus (Ronin)
Please vote for an Imperial Sun Party candidate on February 25th!
-President of the Imperial Sun Party, Reiji Mitsurugi, New Society
- 帝國太陽黨主席, 禦剣令治, 新社會
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YAY!
Hello Kyushu voters.
Remind you, official candidates will represent the party with official sanctions.
Vote wise, vote smart, and vote your candidate.
Ah thank you.
1) Thanks for supporting the Ronin and Democratic Party of Japan. Such co-ordination is in the nations best interest and I applaud you and exReality for it.
2) It seems that I am (at least in the eyes of some) taking votes from your "Official" candidate in Kyushu. I sense a change in policy, and read between the lines at the end of the article where it seems as though you regret your choice to allow us to run.
I ran where I was directed to run, and apologise if I hurt any of your candidates chances. I would remind you that if a voter clicks on the ISP logo, they are presented with all ISP candidates to choose from.
As far as I can see, I am recieving votes fairly, and I feel for you Yonsil, but trying to paint me as a rogue candidate is not the way to go here.
If this is in fact an issue, my party members can find another supporting party next time around.
Anyway, Good Luck to all ISP candidates.
Don't read too much into it. It's identical to the message I posted regarding DPJ candidates last month.
More based on Yonsils comments, but I guess the word choice seems to be.. frowning upon votes for us?
Either way, I hope you have a good return this election.
Well, naturally I would prefer supporters of the Imperial Sun Party to vote for Imperial Sun candidates.
If I wanted to promote the Ronins' ideas, I'd have joined the Ronin Party.
So, I suppose, if you demand a yes-or-no answer. Yes, I do frown on votes for Ronin candidates. I frown on votes for all non-Imperial Sun candidates.
But having lesser parties like the Ronin and the Democratic Party running under the Imperial Sun Party is mutually beneficial for the moment. And I'm not one to turn down a win-win situation.
And I thank you for it.
Angrr; you have misinterpreted my comment here. Apologies, if so be it. My comment appealed to voters whom vote; telling them to vote people in the Party line and to act as a common body. Now, if voters did vote in your favour, I am in no position to blame you.
I also believe you have some voters from Ronin. Anyhow, Don't feel misgiving about anything because I meant none of it.
Good luck to the Imperial Sun Party.
"So, I suppose, if you demand a yes-or-no answer. Yes, I do frown on votes for Ronin candidates. I frown on votes for all non-Imperial Sun candidates."
You should pace the well being of party beneath that of your nation. Your attitude is very selfish, you should be ecstatic every time a qualified member of congress is elected. Regardless of party affiliations.
Insular party politics have damaged this nation enough.
Thodol speaks rightly. Though I would prefer if every qualified member of the Imperial Sun Party was elected before any others. It is my firm belief that the well-being of the nation is best served by the Imperial Sun.
@Yonsil: Don't worry about it. I was not offended by anything you said, merely feeling that there was a sentiment of regret over letting people from other parties run who may garner more votes than actual ISP candidates.
I have always trusted that anyone who gets voted in (fairly) deserves to be in conress, regardless of the party. If they serve Japan, then voters will place their trust in them, electing them to the diet, where they will continue to serve Japan.
As for the Ronin - it flies against everything the party stands for to move members around and influence the outcome of elections. There are no mobile voters in the Ronin, and anyone currently in Kyushu (a handful at most) have been Kyushu residents since before I announced my intention to run there.
I fear that my first comment above cast a negative light on this thread, and apologise for that.
Party line voting is common, I know - but I feel that it is not something that should be encouraged.
Honorable Party Chairman: My vote has been cast.
ALL HAIL NIPPON
ALL HAIL THE IMPERIAL SUN PARTY
Angrr, there is no regret. If you wish to run under the Imperial Sun next time, that spot will always be open. Also a congratulation to your win in Kyushu.