The Potomac Agreement: A Co-Presidency

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I think it would be safer to do something like this:

1. Yankee concedes and Blair is inaugurated
2. At some point Blair appoints Yankee Vice President (elected VP stepping down)
3. After two months since taking office, Blair resigns, making Yankee President

I know, it sounds like more complications, but I prefer doing this rather than have another legal challenge, delaying everything. We can always amend the constitution later.

I agree with the caution expressed by the ever wise GM.

I PM Blair expressing my support for a slight variation of this arrangement as communicated to me in his most recent PM on the matter.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

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X North Carolina Yankee

Assuming this is the official document.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

If Blair wanted Kingpoleon to remain as VP until like late December/early January (leaving just enough time for me to be confirmed as VP before the transition date), I would have said yes.

The unfortunate circumstance of this was that we have a vague remedy having to navigate some strict constitutional waters in other areas and there was no good way to go about implementing this without being exposed to Senate confirmations.