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Well, it’s that time of the month again when the media of the world becomes flooded with Congressional articles. This is one of them.

NO! I HAVEN’T EVEN RECOVERED FROM LAST TIME!

To begin, since last month, I’ve built up a small list of credentials, they are:
Chief of Public Affairs, BDP x2
Media Leader, BDP x1
Member of Parliament, eUK x1

Anyway, I am again running for Parliament under the banner of the British Democratic Party in the Southeast of England. This election, unlike the last one, I have a voting history in Parliament. I’d like to list the major votes this past term and discuss them a little bit. After all, you should judge an incumbent on what they’ve already done, not what they say they’re going to do.

Legislative Procedure Rules (Passed): My vote: YES / This amendment allows for eUK citizens who aren’t in the House of Commons to sponsor legislation. I feel like this will (and already has) increased activity and player retention.

Inci Citizenship Requests (Rejected): My vote: NO / The Inci are too large a group to give citizenship without expecting major influence on our political system, very dangerous.

Reproposal: Amendment to the House of Commons Act (Passed): My vote: YES / This act replaced the Minister of Legislative Affairs with a Speaker of the House of Commons (without re-instating the House of Lords). As a real-life American, I find it imperative that all branches of government should remain independent of each other (The MoLA was appointed by the Prime Minister), while still working together to reach a common goal.


Look at that guy, he has a record!

I hope that gave you a little insight into how I feel about governance, and how I’ve voted, and will continue to vote, as a Member of Parliament. I will also continue the promise I made last election by continuing to keep my readers informed on what’s going on in Parliament and my votes with a brief explanation.


Connor West, MP