AlexHam, your candidacy has the potential to open up the game to a new era more competitive and open elections, but also one of less bitter, less divisive politics.
So my question is, both in your campaign and if you are so lucky as to be elected Lt. Governor of the Pacific, are you ready to build bridges with the JCP and rise above partisan discord? Or, as has been evident in this thread so far, will your candidacy simply serve as another fertile ground for RPP and JCP leaders to snipe at one another?
I don't think the RPP/JCP feud really exists that heavily at all. I have no problem speaking to members of the JCP including Bgwah, on interests that affect all parties. We certainly run competitive elections against each other, but if we didn't I don't think that the game could survive. The dominance of the two major parties coupled with a strong 3rd party is what has revived this game from the brink of death. Alexander Hamilton is simply looking to show here that, as he said, the RPP is not only just a party of the Dirty South, but the Pacific RPP and DS RPP are different
