Pre-Election Wrap-Up
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~Official Mid-Term Report for the 18th Congress~
Table of Contents:
1. The Speaker's Word
2. Mid-Term Report by Cerb
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The Speaker's Word
Although things haven't been going as well as I'd hoped, I've still managed to get this out before the elections to help voters make educated choices. I've always been a proponent of judging candidates based on their activity and qualifications instead of meaningless indicators like 'party' or 'avatar.'
However, I am not one for grandiose speeches most of the time, so without much further ado, I will present the voting records of the 18th Congress, as up-to-date as we have available. Deputy Speaker of the House Claire Littleton (NJ) has worked tirelessly to provide these, so please at least take a look before election day.
From May 26th to June 1st: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=ryuLP9Qd4qGKhvuoR0vna7g&output=html
From June 2nd through the 8th: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=r4Mlhk3fRZ17dO2V5crLt3g&output=html
From June 9th to the 15th: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=r1b42t6iw9OyXfKyR6tEb9Q&output=html
Cromstar
Speaker of the House
PA Congressman (4th term)
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Mid-Term Congressional Report by Cerb
Good morning, eAmericans! On behalf of the Government Oversight Committee and the 18th Congress, welcome to the second of three Congressional Reports. This briefing will provide a summary of the key items that have faced the 18th Congress from June 5th through June 15th. This time frame has seen a flurry of MPP activity coupled with quite a bit of discussion on import taxes. See below for details!
* For future reference, all 'lulz proposals' (made simply for XP) have been excluded from this report.
** All currency transfers to the Congressional Budget Office and issuing of US dollars were pre-approved and passed. So as to avoid redudancy, they are not listed below.
June 5:
- Tormod, Utah, created a bill to reduce the import tax on grain from 30% to 1%. Congress voted Yes, 27-16.
June 6:
- The President of Greece, Jaguaros, proposed an alliance with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 43-1.
- Harrison Richardson, Texas, proposed the creation of the Foreign Relations Advisory Committee. Congress passed this unanimously, voting Yes via the forums, 21-0. LexLuthor1, Kansas, was appointed as Chairman for the newly-formed FRAC.
June 7:
- The President of Hungary, Shaok, proposed peace with the USA. Congress voted No, 1-32.
June 8:
- The President of India, David Forde, proposed an alliance with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 43-1.
- Gaius Julius, Tennessee, introduced a measure to bar Shino, Nevada, from the Congressional forums on the charge of espionage against the USA. Congress voted Yes via the forums, 27-2.
June 9:
- The President of the USA, scrabman, proposed an alliance with Israel. Congress voted Yes, 40-3
June 10:
- Tarik ibn Ziad, Ohio called for a vote to reform and detail the Weapons Stockpiling Program. Congress voted Yes unanimously via the forums, 22-0.
June 11:
- The President of the USA, scrabman, proposed a mutual protection pact with the United Kingdom. Congress voted Yes, 45-0.
June 12:
- The President of Singapore, John Jay, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 36-4.
- The President of Sweden, jbmalin, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 38-4.
- The President of Poland, Fartman, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 35-6.
- The President of Norway, Eha Pappkriger, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 41-0.
- Kazeal, Arizona, created a bill to increase the import tax on moving tickets from 1% to 30%. Congress voted No, 17-27.
- Cromstar, Pennsylvania, brought the resolution of the proposed July Budget to a vote. Congress voted Yes via the forums, 24-0.
- SirEkim, West Virginia, designed a proposal for an article writing competition on various subject matters. Congress approved the allocation of prize money to the contest, voting Yes on the forums, 22-0.
June 13:
- The President of Canada, Jacobi, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 40-0.
- Longbaugh, Hawaii, created a bill to increase the import tax on moving tickets from 1% to 6%. Congress voted No, 14-24.
June 14:
- The President of North Korea, Afansiy Drago, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 36-4.
June 15:
- The President of the USA, scrabman, proposed a mutual protection pact with Spain. Congress voted Yes, 43-0.
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Table of Contents:
1. The Speaker's Word
2. Mid-Term Report by Cerb
________________________________________ __
The Speaker's Word
Although things haven't been going as well as I'd hoped, I've still managed to get this out before the elections to help voters make educated choices. I've always been a proponent of judging candidates based on their activity and qualifications instead of meaningless indicators like 'party' or 'avatar.'
However, I am not one for grandiose speeches most of the time, so without much further ado, I will present the voting records of the 18th Congress, as up-to-date as we have available. Deputy Speaker of the House Claire Littleton (NJ) has worked tirelessly to provide these, so please at least take a look before election day.
From May 26th to June 1st: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=ryuLP9Qd4qGKhvuoR0vna7g&output=html
From June 2nd through the 8th: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=r4Mlhk3fRZ17dO2V5crLt3g&output=html
From June 9th to the 15th: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=r1b42t6iw9OyXfKyR6tEb9Q&output=html
Cromstar
Speaker of the House
PA Congressman (4th term)
________________________________________ __
Mid-Term Congressional Report by Cerb
Good morning, eAmericans! On behalf of the Government Oversight Committee and the 18th Congress, welcome to the second of three Congressional Reports. This briefing will provide a summary of the key items that have faced the 18th Congress from June 5th through June 15th. This time frame has seen a flurry of MPP activity coupled with quite a bit of discussion on import taxes. See below for details!
* For future reference, all 'lulz proposals' (made simply for XP) have been excluded from this report.
** All currency transfers to the Congressional Budget Office and issuing of US dollars were pre-approved and passed. So as to avoid redudancy, they are not listed below.
June 5:
- Tormod, Utah, created a bill to reduce the import tax on grain from 30% to 1%. Congress voted Yes, 27-16.
June 6:
- The President of Greece, Jaguaros, proposed an alliance with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 43-1.
- Harrison Richardson, Texas, proposed the creation of the Foreign Relations Advisory Committee. Congress passed this unanimously, voting Yes via the forums, 21-0. LexLuthor1, Kansas, was appointed as Chairman for the newly-formed FRAC.
June 7:
- The President of Hungary, Shaok, proposed peace with the USA. Congress voted No, 1-32.
June 8:
- The President of India, David Forde, proposed an alliance with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 43-1.
- Gaius Julius, Tennessee, introduced a measure to bar Shino, Nevada, from the Congressional forums on the charge of espionage against the USA. Congress voted Yes via the forums, 27-2.
June 9:
- The President of the USA, scrabman, proposed an alliance with Israel. Congress voted Yes, 40-3
June 10:
- Tarik ibn Ziad, Ohio called for a vote to reform and detail the Weapons Stockpiling Program. Congress voted Yes unanimously via the forums, 22-0.
June 11:
- The President of the USA, scrabman, proposed a mutual protection pact with the United Kingdom. Congress voted Yes, 45-0.
June 12:
- The President of Singapore, John Jay, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 36-4.
- The President of Sweden, jbmalin, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 38-4.
- The President of Poland, Fartman, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 35-6.
- The President of Norway, Eha Pappkriger, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 41-0.
- Kazeal, Arizona, created a bill to increase the import tax on moving tickets from 1% to 30%. Congress voted No, 17-27.
- Cromstar, Pennsylvania, brought the resolution of the proposed July Budget to a vote. Congress voted Yes via the forums, 24-0.
- SirEkim, West Virginia, designed a proposal for an article writing competition on various subject matters. Congress approved the allocation of prize money to the contest, voting Yes on the forums, 22-0.
June 13:
- The President of Canada, Jacobi, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 40-0.
- Longbaugh, Hawaii, created a bill to increase the import tax on moving tickets from 1% to 6%. Congress voted No, 14-24.
June 14:
- The President of North Korea, Afansiy Drago, proposed a mutual protection pact with the USA. Congress voted Yes, 36-4.
June 15:
- The President of the USA, scrabman, proposed a mutual protection pact with Spain. Congress voted Yes, 43-0.
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Great article, keep up the good work!
Voted.
Thanks for keeping us informed.
Oh this is great!!
I wish you guys could put these out every week, but I can't imagine how much work that must be.
Good stuff, either way!
Thanks for the update!!! 😃
@FG:
It's already a lot to get these out every 10 days instead of every 15, and you probably notice we're a few days behind, heh. I'll have the end-term report out on the 24th, though, fear not! 🙂