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Post by Þon Txoteu É. Davinescu on Oct 23, 2017 14:26:44 GMT -6
OK... I'm just going to put this out there. Siervicül, you're now both Senator & Governor, BenArd is Premier & serves on the Upper Cort. Is there anywhere /active/ in my home province I can get involved. I ran for Senate to become more involved at the Provincial-level as well and that opportunity is now gone. What motivation do I have to stay active in Provincial matters if opportunities to serve never pan out? What do you mean by me being Governor? The Governor-General (i.e., cunstaval) of Maricopa is Ma la Mha, Count Thord. And as you note, BenArd is Premieir (and thus governor in the other sense). I assume you'll claim a seat in the Cleivi. Once the Cleivi convenes there should be a new election for Premieir. And it's worth noting that as appointee I don't get a full term in the Senäts--our seat will go up again in the next general election. Thanks for getting back to me on this. I really do want to be more involved but I just feel like there isn't the interest overall. I wish I could put some of my life experience to work but I feel roadblocked at every turn.
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Post by C. Carlüs Xheraltescù on Oct 23, 2017 15:51:19 GMT -6
I hope you don’t mind this intrusion from a resident of another province, but...
Please don’t be discouraged by a lack of electoral success in every instance. Seriously, you’re doing well for yourself. You’re an MC and involved in our military. These things take time, and the nature of elections is that sometimes you lose. I can testify to that in macronational politics. If I were you, I’d get involved with the Cleivi and hope for the best next time.
I’ve been involved long enough in Talossa to know that determination, competence, and diligence are rewarded eventually.
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