Cerb is not ambitious.

Day 1,753, 09:29 • Published in USA USA • by fingerguns

Cheap attention-grabbing. Gotta love it.

So, this might sound strange with me being a Fed and all, but I wanted to throw my support behind Cerb to lead the American Military Party.

Why would I do this? Why would I care even a little bit who wins some other party's election?

As you know, this country isn't really safe unless all of the top parties are strong, organized and actively working to keep us secure and keep our citizens thriving. I care very much who wins Party Presidencies, as I think all eAmericans should. If one of the top 6 parties doesn't have their stuff together, then we are all jeopardized.

Cerb knows I love him, so I'm not posting this for his benefit. But on his campaign article, there was a comment that said his plans for the AMP are 'ambitious.' The tone among others suggested they feel what he's proposing is going to be difficult to attain.

From his article:
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What I’ll do as Party President:
I promise to run American candidates OR reliable naturalized foreigners (such as Chucky Norris) who will follow our lawful citizenship approval measures.
I promise to coordinate with national ATO efforts to block all IES violators, especially those of the Pizza-Serbian variety.
I promise to give young and enthusiastic members the opportunity to serve on the Round Table.
I promise to advocate for more effective, efficient funding for our troops.
I promise to get our younger members trained to participate in military leadership, Executive Cabinets, and Congress!


What he's proposing is that the AMP operate like every party should be operating. Protect elections, give opportunities and education to younger players and promote fiscal responsibility and sustainability.

That's ambitious?

I guess it's all about perspective, but as a Fed that doesn't strike me as reaching too high. It's entirely within reach for the AMP, as it is for every party. The days of parties simply being hangouts for various cliques are long over, or at least I thought they were. I haven't played this game in 2 years and when I left there was only one party that was really struggling to avoid being effective. They don't exist anymore. The other parties were all collaborating to keep elections safe and setting up party structures that would allow them to grow and help their members succeed in eRepublik, regardless of their interests. Each party had its own unique voice, but it seemed to be generally understood that they needed to function in essentially the same way.

I support Cerb for AMP PP because he gets it. He knows how parties should operate so they can effectively serve our citizens and our nation. I support any PP candidate that is motivated and passionate to these ends.

Cerb for AMP PP