Act to Address Collapse of Republican Government in the Pacific [...] (PASSED)

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I support this measure.

I cannot say that I am surprised about this turn of events. It was easily predictable for a variety of reasons, but regardless it is now our priority to see to it that some semblance of order is restored.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Empowering someone to administer an election is hardly a takeover.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I agree with Dereich on the removal of officeholders, a clause, which I didn't notice before.

As for the fears that the Emergency Commissioner will become a quasi-dictator, I would remind the Senator that he will retain the power to act as chief executive for a week at most, by which point the new governor and council must have been elected.

     Suppose they weren't elected in that timeframe, due to the posited malfeasance on the part of the Emergency Commissioner. What happens then?

Then the president dismisses the Emergency Commissioner, as described in clause iii.

And what if the President desires such potential malfeasance?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

If such were openly declared, perhaps. But what if the intructions were made in private and we have a situation where the President remains silent, the commissioner continues on and we end up in a situation like we had with bore last summer. I doubt their is enough Trump sized testicular matter in this chamber to threaten impeachment and actually mean it with such a situation.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

AYE FTR