The White House- Napoleon/Nathan Administration

[Speed of Sound]

I've drafted a fair, reasonable and balanced compromise that I'm happy to discuss the merits of.

Which is a wonderful thing.

But are we all willing to waive the Constitutional ambiguity at hand?

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

This is the third time in two years that we have ended up arguing about what constitutes a day. I hate the idea of the Senate getting bogged down over this, but I think that sooner or later, this should be resolved one way or the other.

[Napoleon]

This is the third time in two years that we have ended up arguing about what constitutes a day. I hate the idea of the Senate getting bogged down over this, but I think that sooner or later, this should be resolved one way or the other.

Consider it resolved?

[HagridOfTheDeep]

This is actually laughable.

[Speed of Sound]

This is the third time in two years that we have ended up arguing about what constitutes a day. I hate the idea of the Senate getting bogged down over this, but I think that sooner or later, this should be resolved one way or the other.

You know, the Supreme Court is twiddling its thumbs, looking for work...

[Napoleon]

This is actually laughable.

Have fun at the FEMA camps.

[Frodo]

So are you going to sign any of the bills that are on your desk, Mr. President?

[Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God]

I don't know if I'd spread my butter on those rolls...

[Napoleon]

Mr. President,

The Right Wages of the Right Regions Act has passed the Senate and is presented for your signature or veto.

Regards;
Senator NC Yankee,
Senate President Pro-Tempore.

veto

[Napoleon]

I sign,

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[Speed of Sound]

Echoing my public statement:

The Department would love to see the President send a revised version of the [Right Wages bill] back to the Senate which allows for the worst off regions to take advantage of this legislation until they recover to a determined level.

[Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God]

Governor Scott Calls On The Administration For Action

I am echoing the calls of Senator Nix urging the President to act quickly on our region's repeated calls for Federal assistance on our Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.  I must emphasize once again that the Northeast Region simply does not have enough resources alone, public or private, to lift our citizens out of the muck that this hurricane has brought us, especially for the good people of New Jersey.  My executive order from October is still in effect, and funds from the proposed Northeast budget have been allocated toward a new Disaster Relief Fund, yet these remain modest efforts to curb our ongoing problems.

For the time-being, I have formally submitted a disaster relief plan to the Senate similar to the one that was used to assist the victims of Hurricane Irene last year, and Senators Nix and Ben have pledged their unwavering support for the bill.  However, we cannot afford to wait any longer for immediate assistance.

To address these efforts comprehensively, I am inviting both the President and the Secretary of Internal Affairs to formulate a plan at the Governor's Ranch tomorrow at noon.

[Napoleon]

Starting tomorrow, I'll be gone for two weeks. have fun.

[Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God]

Sigh.

I certainly hope that the Vice President is prepared to take over for now...

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Mr. President,

I realize you have posted a text in the thread that is different from the text passed, however as of this posting, you have not clearly stated a veto either in this thread or bill thread regarding the Development, Relief, and Education Act for Alien Minors’ or the ‘DREAM Act'. Could you please clarify this situation?

Regards;
Senator NC Yankee,
Senate President Pro-Tempore.

[Simfan34]

Has the President actually vetoed the DREAM Act?

[Barnes]

Not to pile things on, but if the President intends to turn power over to the VP, he needs to follow this procedure:

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[Speed of Sound]

Not to pile things on, but if the President intends to turn power over to the VP, he needs to follow this procedure:

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Right you are, and while I would love to see that happen, I suspect that the Federal Government will, as a whole, accept his declaration in this thread as sufficient. It may get particularly interesting should Nathan not show up.

[AndrewTX]

As one of the more senior members of Atlasia, I am prepared to take over if needed.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

For be it from me to hold up his departure over a me formating formality of his declaration.

[Barnes]

Not to pile things on, but if the President intends to turn power over to the VP, he needs to follow this procedure:

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Right you are, and while I would love to see that happen, I suspect that the Federal Government will, as a whole, accept his declaration in this thread as sufficient. It may get particularly interesting should Nathan not show up.

Oh, I'm sure it's valid enough, but it's just one would rather not have to test in the courts!

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Mr (Acting) President,

The Natural Disaster Relief Act of 2012 has passed the Senate and is presented for your signature or veto.

Regards and Happy Thanksgiving;
Senator NC Yankee,
Senate President Pro-Tempore.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Mr. President,

The Senate has rejected the President's Redraft of the Development, Relief, and Education Act for Alien Minors’ or the ‘DREAM Act' and the sponsor has requested it be sent back up for a signature or veto.

Regards;
Senator NC Yankee,
Senate President Pro-Tempore.

[Bacon King]

I know this is a bit late, but I just wanted to say I'm honored that the President is following in my footsteps by making a stand over the legal definition of "day"

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

Mr. President,

The Garden of Dreams Act has passed the Senate and is presented for your signature or veto.

Regards;
Senator NC Yankee,
Senate President Pro-Tempore.