The East Pacific Board

The Geordie o'er the hills of The Southern Dependencies

Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich wrote:

Hey, shout out to my atheist Humanists too. They're just as important.

Does this include the gays?

Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich and Vaudere

The Bison and Belgian King of Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich

Hello there.

The Federationist States of Osmauri

Maneiras wrote:

Does this include the gays?

That's a pretty controversial topic in the Humanist State, so I will refrain from making any statement.

Peatiktist, Flers-Douai, and Maneiras

Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich and Flers-Douai

Restoration of Eastern Kaiserreich wrote:

That's a pretty controversial topic in the Humanist State, so I will refrain from making any statement.

i do love me some extreme ideological hypocrisy

The Sigma of Flers-Douai

Osmauri wrote:

i do love me some extreme ideological hypocrisy

My ideology is the best

Nothing beats me

The Grand Duchy of Malvekia

Edited

A summary of my Rimworld Luck:

My settlement is out of food.
All of the animals I try to hunt keep wandering into a insect hive.
I may need to slaughter the Muffalo I wanted to use as a pack animal

Kaonas, Flers-Douai, Krozland, The Holy Rat, and 1 otherOsmauri

Vaudere wrote:

Made physical Map of Vaudere.

Is bein?

Physical Map of Vaudere

by The Republic of Vaudere

WITH NAMES:

Read dispatch

Pretty cool.

Vaudere

The Republic of Vaudere

Malvekia wrote:

Pretty cool.

Thanks!

Malvekia

The Federacy of Krozland

AAAAAA WHY CANT I WRITE A POST AAAAA

Flers-Douai, The Holy Rat, and Osmauri

The Sigma of Flers-Douai

Krozland wrote:

AAAAAA WHY CANT I WRITE A POST AAAAA

Rest in peace’s, bozo

Krozland

The United States of America and US Territories

Peatiktist wrote:

A summary of my Rimworld Luck:

My settlement is out of food.
All of the animals I try to hunt keep wandering into a insect hive.
I may need to slaughter the Muffalo I wanted to use as a pack animal

Alright I am slowly walling off the insect hives, but I can only do it at night when the insects are asleep.

This understandably annoys my settlers.

Flers-Douai and Osmauri

The Federationist States of Osmauri

Jerry Brown’s first term was dominated by foreign policy crises and tension with his own party. In fact, Brown vetoed the first budget the Democrats put on his desk in 1977 and asked them to send back a balanced budget. Southern Democrats were pleased by this. However, Southern Democrats were not pleased by his push to decriminalize sodomy. Americans were ultimately impressed by Brown’s willingness to buck party consensus, even if they disagreed with his liberal social policies.

Perhaps most consequential was Brown’s North American free trade agreement and SALT II. While the free trade agreement was seen as a departure from the protectionist message Brown had campaigned on in 1976 and would ultimately be renegotiated twice, it was seen as a win.

Ronald Reagan won the American Party’s nomination, fending off a challenge from Richard Nixon, but lost the Republican Party’s nomination to John B. Anderson. Reagan chose NATO commander Alexander Haig as his running mate. Anderson ultimately spoiled the election for Reagan, but the election was the closest since 1916.

286 Brown
252 Reagan

President Brown is reelected

Brown’s second term would be dominated by indictments against his Vice President, Edwin Edwards, in addition to questions of President Brown’s infidelity and a very messy breakup with First Lady Linda Ronstadt.

President Brown was the subject of numerous jokes on the late night shows by 1984. Americans had grown tired of him. However, Americans were certainly not tired of the Democratic Party yet.

South Dakota Senator George McGovern swept the Democratic primaries in 1984 by campaigning as a proud liberal, ironically the opposite of what Jerry Brown had done. He chose Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale, a protege of Hubert Humphrey, as his running mate.

If anyone could save the Republican Party, many believed it was former Secretary of State Richard Nixon. A former Vice President, Nixon resigned from Agnew’s cabinet within months after Agnew was indicted for bribery. Liberal and conservative Republicans believed he was the man who could thread the divide between the Republican Party and American Party. He won the Republican nomination with little opposition. However, he surprisingly lost the American Party nomination to NATO commander Alexander Haig. And with that, there was question the Democrats would win yet again in November.

McGovern 370
Haig 95
Nixon 73

George McGovern is elected President

Just like with 1976 and 1980, there were warning signs for Democrats. McGovern won even less of the vote, at 42%. Democrats knew it was only a matter of time before the Republicans and American Party fielded a candidate together.

Flers-Douai, The Holy Rat, Love Peace and Friendship, and Vaudere

Peatiktist wrote:

Alright I am slowly walling off the insect hives, but I can only do it at night when the insects are asleep.

This understandably annoys my settlers.

Settlers get annoyed
Start walking into the hives to irritate you

Peatiktist

Osmauri wrote:

Settlers get annoyed
Start walking into the hives to irritate you

This has happened.

Building anything sets a space around it as a home area, which settlers will try to clean.
There have been a couple times where I had to load a previous save because my settlers wandered into the hive to clean.

Osmauri and Vaudere

The Sigma of Flers-Douai

The United States of America and US Territories

President Brown was the subject of numerous jokes on the late night shows by 1984. Americans had grown tired of him. However, Americans were certainly not tired of the Democratic Party yet.

South Dakota Senator George McGovern swept the Democratic primaries in 1984 by campaigning as a proud liberal, ironically the opposite of what Jerry Brown had done. He chose Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale, a protege of Hubert Humphrey, as his running mate.

If anyone could save the Republican Party, many believed it was former Secretary of State Richard Nixon. A former Vice President, Nixon resigned from Agnew’s cabinet within months after Agnew was indicted for bribery. Liberal and conservative Republicans believed he was the man who could thread the divide between the Republican Party and American Party. He won the Republican nomination with little opposition. However, he surprisingly lost the American Party nomination to NATO commander Alexander Haig. And with that, there was question the Democrats would win yet again in November.

McGovern 370
Haig 95
Nixon 73

George McGovern is elected President

Just like with 1976 and 1980, there were warning signs for Democrats. McGovern won even less of the vote, at 42%. Democrats knew it was only a matter of time before the Republicans and American Party fielded a candidate together.

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Peatiktist, Osmauri, and America and US Territories

The Holy Ecclesiarch of Saint Cinder

President Brown was the subject of numerous jokes on the late night shows by 1984. Americans had grown tired of him. However, Americans were certainly not tired of the Democratic Party yet.

South Dakota Senator George McGovern swept the Democratic primaries in 1984 by campaigning as a proud liberal, ironically the opposite of what Jerry Brown had done. He chose Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale, a protege of Hubert Humphrey, as his running mate.

If anyone could save the Republican Party, many believed it was former Secretary of State Richard Nixon. A former Vice President, Nixon resigned from Agnew’s cabinet within months after Agnew was indicted for bribery. Liberal and conservative Republicans believed he was the man who could thread the divide between the Republican Party and American Party. He won the Republican nomination with little opposition. However, he surprisingly lost the American Party nomination to NATO commander Alexander Haig. And with that, there was question the Democrats would win yet again in November.

McGovern 370
Haig 95
Nixon 73

George McGovern is elected President

Just like with 1976 and 1980, there were warning signs for Democrats. McGovern won even less of the vote, at 42%. Democrats knew it was only a matter of time before the Republicans and American Party fielded a candidate together.

Expect 1988 TONIGHT btw!

Flers-Douai and The Holy Rat

The Federationist States of Osmauri

The South Pacific

99% of gamblers quit right when they're about to hit big.

Zukchiva, Flers-Douai, and Osmauri

Saint Cinder wrote:

99% of gamblers quit right when they're about to hit big.

THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS

Saint Cinder, Flers-Douai, Krozland, and Floridian Australia

The Federal Republic of The City of Philadelphia

Peatiktist wrote:

A summary of my Rimworld Luck:

My settlement is out of food.
All of the animals I try to hunt keep wandering into a insect hive.
I may need to slaughter the Muffalo I wanted to use as a pack animal

My hunter also hates himself, because I made the mistake of assuming the "Ranged weapons despised" would only apply to combat and not to literally using it to survive.

Floridian Australia

The United States of America and US Territories

Good weekend, wish y'all a (early) happy Easter.

Floridian Australia

The Twin republics of Kaonas

President Brown was the subject of numerous jokes on the late night shows by 1984. Americans had grown tired of him. However, Americans were certainly not tired of the Democratic Party yet.

South Dakota Senator George McGovern swept the Democratic primaries in 1984 by campaigning as a proud liberal, ironically the opposite of what Jerry Brown had done. He chose Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale, a protege of Hubert Humphrey, as his running mate.

If anyone could save the Republican Party, many believed it was former Secretary of State Richard Nixon. A former Vice President, Nixon resigned from Agnew’s cabinet within months after Agnew was indicted for bribery. Liberal and conservative Republicans believed he was the man who could thread the divide between the Republican Party and American Party. He won the Republican nomination with little opposition. However, he surprisingly lost the American Party nomination to NATO commander Alexander Haig. And with that, there was question the Democrats would win yet again in November.

McGovern 370
Haig 95
Nixon 73

George McGovern is elected President

Just like with 1976 and 1980, there were warning signs for Democrats. McGovern won even less of the vote, at 42%. Democrats knew it was only a matter of time before the Republicans and American Party fielded a candidate together.

The South had always elected conservative Democrats to the House and Senate. These southern Democrats and northern progressive Democrats made up Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Deal coalition” which had survived for decades. The breaking point was George McGovern.

McGovern was perhaps the most progressive President since FDR. Not even Robert F. Kennedy was willing to completely sideline southern Democrats the way McGovern did.

The Democrats lost control of the House in 1986 for the first time since 1952. A Democratic Congress was simply expected at this point, so much so that the Republicans and American Party were taken aback when they won the House. Neither party could agree on a candidate for Speaker for the first week of the 100th Congress. They settled on Newt Gingrich, a Republican from Georgia.

The historic nature of this was not lost on President McGovern, a former member of Congress. Nonetheless, he ran for reelection. The Republican Party and American Party seemed hopeless as long as they could not agree on a presidential candidate. Who could possibly unite parties with such huge differences anyway?

Ross Perot, a businessman from Texas, won the nominations of the Republican Party and American Party by campaigning on economic issues rather than social issues. The economy was generally a winning issue for Democrats, so this was unthinkable for any conservative candidate, but he emphasized his opposition to NAFTA and shipping American jobs overseas. He made this his bread-and-butter issue, otherwise the American Party would have hated him. He was pro-choice and supported gay marriage. And his running mate, businessman Donald Trump, was a blank slate.

Perot 486
McGovern 52

Ross Perot is elected President

And with that, the Republicans and American Party held the presidency and the House, something they did not have under Agnew. The Democrats, meanwhile, were completely blindsided to have lost in as much of a landslide as they did. The good news was that they had a number of fresh faces to run in 1992.

Floridian Australia and The Holy Rat

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