Office of Senator Ben

[Napoleon]

I have low approvals...why?  Please post your comments, complaints, threats, etc. here.

Your approvals have increased slightly. Technically it's about the same, but you won reelection with these approvals so you're probably fine.

[Napoleon]

No offense at all, but why in the world would this issue be very dear to your heart? I ask as someone who has never had a political opinion on gambling and likely never will.

[Napoleon]

Not at all surprised.

[Napoleon]

I hope there are people willing to carry on my passionate interest in foreign affairs, and I intend to keep pushing the major foreign policy issues of our time.  We need people involved in foreign policy for this game to thrive.

Gotcha covered

Same.

[Napoleon]

It would appear that I have been reelected!  Thank you to everyone who voted for me, everyone who supported me, and everyone else who made this possible.  And thanks to Gass and JCL, both of whom ran honest, clean campaigns.

You're not even going to wait for voting to end?

[Napoleon]

Incontrovertible know, it just strikes me as improper to do that.

[Napoleon]

Congrats. I supported my friend Gass but I look forward to working with you.

[Napoleon]

There's nothing wrong with being a moderate hero. A little pragmatism from both sides is a lot better than blind devotion to the talking points of the extremes.

I'd argue that pragmatism and being a moderate hero are two distinctly different things.  I always understood being a moderate hero to mean someone who frequently whines and complains about everything being to divisive and partisan in a holier-than-thou fashion, irrespective of the actual matter at hand (the classic RL example being Evan Bayh).  On the other hand, a pragmatist (I know I'm over-simplifying this a bit) is essentially someone who believes it is generally better to have half a loaf than it is to have no bread. 

You are exactly right.

[Napoleon]

Come back soon