Re-elect The People's Ticket Duke and Matt (On Our Re-election)

[tmthforu94]

Congratulations, President-elect and Vice President-elect! I look forward to working with both of you.

[Sopranos Republican]

Thank you, gentlemen! We are truly grateful, and promise to be hard working and diligent servants of The People of Atlasia! I would say more, and I may tomorrow, but right now Duke is about to make a lovely speech, and I don't want to spoil it.

[Sbane]

Congratulations guys!

[Dr. Cynic]

Congratulations to you both and good luck for your term.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

On Our Victory

Tonight, The People have spoken. After 2 months of being ignored in the polls, in the streets and in local restaurants, six months after they dismantled Their Party to pollute every nook and cranny of Atlasia, and one month after They announced Their campaign, The People's Will has FINALLY been heard, loud and clear, like a freight train heading straight towards your broken down car on the railroad track. Tonight, The People have elected a President to lead us forward.

When I woke up this morning and walked outside to watch the sun rise, I could smell something in the air, like the smell of fall, but stronger. It was the smell of hope. It smelled like a new birth. A new beginning if you will. The road to this moment was not one lined with roses. It started out as a whisper amongst my friends, then a constant tap on the shoulder of the pollsters, and finally it culminated in that one night when I just had to jump in the race. Early on, I had no idea I would make it this far. I fully expected to lose in the Federalist Primary to Spamage. But like The Dark Knight, this was the ticket that no one particularly wanted (I mean, did you see my motley coalition? ), but it was the ticket we all needed.

When I take office in a few short weeks, I am keenly aware of the pressure I face. Atlasia is in decline, many say, and during this campaign, many have hoisted all their hopes and dreams on my shoulders. One man asked me to cure his child's flu. Another woman asked me to save her marriage. A little girl asked me to save her cat from a tree. But these things, along with the other problems Atlasia faces, are problems I intend to tackle head on. The goal for my presidency is to leave the game in far better shape than when I take office. After all, that is all I have ever wanted for Atlasia. I can't promise to make everyone happy, but I can promise you I will always serve The People like a slave until I leave office.

To those of you who did not vote for me, I hope I am able to gain your trust and I hope we are able to work together on some big ideas and big changes during the next four months. To those of you who supported me, thank you, thank you for entrusting me with this task, thank you for believing in my running mate and me, and thank you for joining these two handsome boys, hand in hand on this journey. I also want to thank those of you who worked on our behalf publicly and behind the scenes - Maxwell, the Federalist Party for nominating me, Mr. X, Marokai, Yankee, and especially my running mate, Matt. You're going to be a fantastic VP. I wouldn't be here today without you all. And to my old friends in The People's Party, may that sweet party rest in peace. I dedicate this victory to The Party and its memory.

Congratulations to all the elected and reelected Senators. I look forward to getting intimate with you for the next four months.

The road ahead of us is long, and we have a lot of work to do. Drink up tonight, for tomorrow, we get to work.

Thank you all!

[Maxwell]

Congrats Duke.  I am happy we have accomplished this great victory!

[Dereich]

Congratulation Duke! Your moment has arrived!

[Flake]

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[TNF]

Congrats! I look forward to working with the administration.

[Adam Griffin]

Congratulations!

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Congratulations Mr President and Vice President-elect ... You've both got a big task ahead of you...

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Congratulations to both of you

[Senator Cris]

Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[DemPGH]

Congrats, guys! You were a great duo and I look forward to seeing you govern. All the best!

[Kaine for Senate '18]

I have waited years for this

[Enderman]

Well, this is going to be a fun four months!

[🐒Gods of Prosperity🔱🐲💸]

Congrats Duke and Matt! I'm looking forward to your turn at the helm!

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Thank you all for the well wishes, friends. Here's to hoping we can accomplish a lot over the next four months!

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I have waited years for this

Feels more like centuries man.


Here's to finally breaking the October curse, Duke!

[PJ]

Congratulations to both of you

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

A small bird whispered in my ear this morning that the Federalist Primary began in 5 short days. Ordinarily, this would be reason to panic, but I am here to report that Matt and I are as calm as handsome boys staring death in the face can be, and we are confident we will fare better than Peyton Manning fared in last night's Super Bowl.

The good news is, our campaign has finally begun raking in the cashthanks to the loophole we discovered around campaign finance laws and our support has been surging within the Federalist Party.

While I am saving a moving speech that will surely bring tears to The Eyes of The People for later, this thread will serve as our campaign headquarters once more, keeping The People's White House separate from the nastiness that will surely come from this campaign season.

Please note we have also make a change to our campaign sign. Our text is no longer red. I felt the white lettering will symbolize our pure hearts, much like a woman or man wears white on their wedding day to represent their purity prior to consummating their love that evening, much like Matt and I did the evening after our victory in October in a bourbon-fuled haze. Also, like us on Facebook to receive special privileges.

I encourage anyone who wants to ask questions to ask away. I am not filtering these questions beforehand, so whatever is asked, regardless of how raunchy or naughty it may be, will receive an answer.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

On the Primary

I have delivered my my convention speech. Our fate now rests with the primary voters.

[Flake]

I hope you win the primary. It would be a very unwise decision for the Federalists,  besides you've had a very successful tenure as President and I would like to see you win re-election (in a landslide preferably).

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

I hope you win the primary. It would be a very unwise decision for the Federalists,  besides you've had a very successful tenure as President and I would like to see you win re-election (in a landslide preferably).

Thank you, sweet Flo. We will see what happens in the primary!

I urge all my supporters to go vote for Matt and I in the federalist primaryor else, this will be our swan song. We literally need every vote we can get.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

The times, my friends, have never been more dire. To fire to my team up, I want to share with you this George Patton quote:

i don't measure a man'scampaign's success by how high heit climbs, but how high it bounces when it hits bottom.

This campaign still has fight left in it. I believe in our team and our administration. It isn't over until it's over. Win one for The People, one last time.