The Nyman Times

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

The Nyman Times

A Newspaper of Record

September 17, 2010

Report: Badger to be named new GM
With the position of GM vacant following former GM Al's surprise retirement announcement, the President has received numerous applications, and has not officially made a decision.

An anonymous source tells the Nyman Times that the President is going to appoint Senator Badger to the position.  While this has not been confirmed, the President did appoint Badger to replace Al as Chairman of the Budget Process Committee until the position is filled, potentially tipping his hand slightly.  These reports are however unconfirmed, and the Nyman Times has not been able to reach the President, Vice President, or Senator Badger for confirmation or denial.

Another source, speaking again on the condition of anonymity, tells the Nyman Times that a prominent member of Atlasia's right has applied to the President.  No name was given, although another source tells the Times that Senator NCYankee, the newly elected PPT of the Senate, was interested in taking the position.

Whoever it was, has a brain. I am thinking their head will look nice a pole for suggesting such garbage.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I want him to vote on his own amendment to avoid having to deal with any sponsor issues. I really don't care about the other votes.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

And it ain't delaying sh**t. If Badger is on, he cast the votes, I declare him nominated.


If he ain't on, it ain't going to matter is it?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

My coming announcement will make Badger's job hell.

And it ain't delaying sh**t. If Badger is on, he cast the votes, I declare him nominated.


If he ain't on, it ain't going to matter is it?

True dat.

Votes are cast. I'll leave it up to the PPT if he wants to schedule a quick vote on Libertas's forthcoming amendment and then a final vote on the Free Time Happy Happy bill before confirming my nomination.

My only concern was your amendment and the sponsorship of it.