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Hayden/ Harrison
Time to bust some trusts! Only this ticket can save America from the Economic Criminals strangling both new entrepreneurs and the working classes. Long Live Socialism! Do not believe in the snakes from the Conservative Party, they may see to offer you a tasty apple, but it's nothing but the poison of the Devil!
Time to bust some trusts! Only this ticket can save America from the Economic Criminals strangling both new entrepreneurs and the working classes. Long Live Socialism! Do not believe in the snakes from the Conservative Party, they may see to offer you a tasty apple, but it's nothing but the poison of the Devil!
Where Orleans stands for President for his own gains, Hayden stands for people's gains, in the workplace, at home, and in the common welfare of the nation.
Where Orleans stands for monopolization of the nation's economic fortunes into the hands of he and his cronies, Hayden stands in defiance of self-serving and all-consuming capitalists.
Orleans stands a titan among men, an ally of Goliaths, atop his pedestal of gold and ivory, its base resting upon the backs of every honest working man in this nation. He mistakes their sweat and blood for the trickling of his riches, for he is so far removed from toil and labor as to be unable to recognize it.
He condemns honest words and honest work. When workers, true toilers under the thumb of his industrial allies, resist the haughty, spiraling traps of wage-slavery and stand to strike in defense of their welfare, they are shot and trampled, the dust underfoot muddied with the blood of workers.
The Conservative nomination goes to a man of dishonest fortunes and dishonest values, a man who's pursuit of unending fortunes have compelled him to leave Wall Street - he now runs for Washington, to the White House, built a century ago by the slaves his party's forefathers fought to deny freedom.
The common man, emancipated and independent, will not see the atrocity of an Orleans White House. History is on the side of the masses, and this election will be their victory.
In their spirit, I cast my vote to re-elect Joe Hayden.
Where Orleans stands for monopolization of the nation's economic fortunes into the hands of he and his cronies, Hayden stands in defiance of self-serving and all-consuming capitalists.
Orleans stands a titan among men, an ally of Goliaths, atop his pedestal of gold and ivory, its base resting upon the backs of every honest working man in this nation. He mistakes their sweat and blood for the trickling of his riches, for he is so far removed from toil and labor as to be unable to recognize it.
He condemns honest words and honest work. When workers, true toilers under the thumb of his industrial allies, resist the haughty, spiraling traps of wage-slavery and stand to strike in defense of their welfare, they are shot and trampled, the dust underfoot muddied with the blood of workers.
The Conservative nomination goes to a man of dishonest fortunes and dishonest values, a man who's pursuit of unending fortunes have compelled him to leave Wall Street - he now runs for Washington, to the White House, built a century ago by the slaves his party's forefathers fought to deny freedom.
The common man, emancipated and independent, will not see the atrocity of an Orleans White House. History is on the side of the masses, and this election will be their victory.
In their spirit, I cast my vote to re-elect Joe Hayden.
Richard Orleans. I still personally feel that a Titan running for president is a very bad move, which could lead to a very bad presidency.
Truthfully, however, I would rather take a Titan over a socialist who would create a state-owned monopoly over a privately owned one.
Truthfully, however, I would rather take a Titan over a socialist who would create a state-owned monopoly over a privately owned one.
((I find this funny; a chain of Orleans votes, then chain of Hayden votes... I guess we have different log on times... 
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I will support Richard Orleans.
I am also announcing my retirement from politics, so that I may devote my energies to ensure that Norfolk Shipping is a successful enterprise in these times of doubt. I will continue to monitor the politics of our country and vote as I see fit, but I do not intend to run for high office again.
((I'm not killing off Garrett yet, more because I don't really know who my next character will be yet))
I am also announcing my retirement from politics, so that I may devote my energies to ensure that Norfolk Shipping is a successful enterprise in these times of doubt. I will continue to monitor the politics of our country and vote as I see fit, but I do not intend to run for high office again.
((I'm not killing off Garrett yet, more because I don't really know who my next character will be yet
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((Maybe it's a good thing that I lost
BTW, anyone know who that is in RL for Roderick?))
BTW, anyone know who that is in RL for Roderick?))
((William Jennings Bryan))((Maybe it's a good thing that I lost
BTW, anyone know who that is in RL for Roderick?))
Lyly is right, you are WJB.
Federal-Democratic voters, please vote. Nobody wants to see what'll happen if my holiday ends in electoral defeat. You can pray that things pick up in RL to the point I no longer care about winning or losing, but that's very unlikely.
Federal-Democratic voters, please vote. Nobody wants to see what'll happen if my holiday ends in electoral defeat. You can pray that things pick up in RL to the point I no longer care about winning or losing, but that's very unlikely.
Lyly is right, you are WJB.
Federal-Democratic voters, please vote. Nobody wants to see what'll happen if my holiday ends in electoral defeat. You can pray that things pick up in RL to the point I no longer care about winning or losing, but that's very unlikely.
((Either way, 'Ole Joe dies. And yes, Seek, I requested that Hayden be assassinated. Win or lose.))
((If I ever become a talented musician, that will be my band name!))
((As soon as I wrote it I had that thought. This vaudeville show is hitting the campaign trail.))
((Roderick supports monopolies, and you gave him the pic of a large anti-monopoly politician.... ))
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