Making my decision

Day 1,898, 05:05 Published in USA USA by Jefferson Locke

Hello America......

So, here we are again. We again stand at a crossroads of sorts, where we are forced to make a decision in the CP race between two people. This month, I would argue, could very well be as important as we’ve ever seen, for the simple fact that we have two very different candidates running. Now before I go into details, let me just say something. I promised both men that are running this month, Jason Statham JR. and John Killah that before I campaigned for either one I would look at their cabinets and positions and decide from there who to support. I say that because on one hand we have John Killah, who has offered me the role of Vice President, and on the other hand, I have Jason Statham, who has offered me the role of Secretary of State. I love the idea of having both of those jobs, as they are both awesome and things that I have been looking forward too. However, over the past few days, a choice has been made clear to me.

There is only one person in this election that I support, and that man is John Killah.





There are numerous reasons why I think John Killah is the best choice for President, so bear with me. First, I feel that he is someone that has a clear vision of what he wants to do for this nation. He has clear goals and the experience to lead us into the future as a stronger nation. He has impressed me with the answers that he has given to some rather tough questions, as I find being direct to be better than someone who uses populist rhetoric. Polling everyone sounds great, until it is exposed to some critical thought. Let’s say you want to take a poll about our place in CoT. You set the poll up and educate the public, making sure they have enough time to learn the information. You’re looking at around a week right there. Then you put the poll out,and let it run, giving everyone enough time to vote. You’re looking at another four days there, at least. Once you take the poll down, you would have to make sure there is no fraudulent activity, which brings in another 4-5 days, and then the results have to be published and debated, and rechecked since the side that doesn’t win will challenge them. So you’re looking at a three week process to make one decision......By the time the decision is made, the president will be on his way out the door, without having to deal with any of the consequences! I’m sorry, I just find that to be irrational. The idea of polling everyone about everything is not a plan, it’s actually the LACK of one.





For the second reason, I know what John Killah is capable of doing. John and I have worked together in government for the past two months, and I have seen him work his way through tough situations numerous times. I have seen him step up and take on leadership roles and work himself out of love for his ecountry. I believe that the continuity of government is important, in that it’s hard for me to imagine someone who has had almost zero experience with game mechanics or dealing with foreign leaders being an effective president. After reading the questions and answers over the past week, it has become clear to me that Jason still needs to work on these things, whereas John Killah already has the knowledge needed. Being the president should not be an “on the job training” experience.



When someone says “we never had a chance to be a part of the decision on CoT, it was never talked about” after Cerb published his last presidential article about it, Inwegen spent the entire month talking about it along with state articles, it was presented to congress WHEN JASON WAS THERE, and it was then the main issue in the last election (Fingerguns was pro CoT, John Jay was against) I find it hard for someone who wants to be CP to say “we never heard anything about it until the decision was made”. The entire election was about it! Here’s something better though: Ask him what his comments were in the Congressional boards when CoT was brought up. It will reveal a lot, because he either commented, knowing full well that CoT was being discussed, making him dishonest in his assertion that it was never discussed and making his “power to the people” mantra questionable (why wasn’t there an article to the people? Why didn’t you go to the AMP members with the debate? Power to the people huh?) or he never responded, which would make him neglectful of his duties as a congressman. I know the answer, but I want someone to ask him. Maybe he’ll take a poll to figure out what his response should be?

And finally, I believe that John Killah should be the president because I think that he will represent all Americans. John is someone that I have seen work along side people of all different philosophies in erep, both in his party and in the national government. I have never once seen John speak ill will against those that disagree with him. I cannot say the same about his opponent though. His opponent is someone that does not deal well with criticism, and someone that falls for the same old populist line of thinking. He is someone that gets upset with people and uses personal attacks against them. I don’t want a president that calls people “flufferist”. I don’t want a president that just two weeks ago was against being in CoT, and now says “we’ll give it a shot”. I want a president that will work with everyone in this country, and that can make a decision on policy and stick with it.




I want John Killah for president. And I want to be your vice president, because i know that together, John and I can keep this country going in the right direction. I know that we have the experience needed to make tough decisions without trying to skate around them with “polling”. And I know that we have real ideas, not just populist phrases that sound nice, but mean nothing.

I want John Killah for CP. Stand with us, and I promise that we will work as hard for you as possible. We will do everything we can to continue this country down the path of greatness. You won’t regret it.

Yours always in service,
Jefferson Locke