Vote for Cozulul! Vote for Equality!

[Cozulul]

Children of Taijitu, lend me your ears!  Crucial choices will be made in this next election that could be for the better! That is of course, if you elect me, Cozulul for Senator! I already have had 2 terms in my political history and am currently the Minister of External Affairs.  I have wondrous experience in Taijitu politics!  Give me another term in Senate and you will be glad you did!

Vote for Cozulul! Vote for Equality!

[Terran]

Minister Cozulul,

As I am sure you know, I have been asking the various candidates how they would take steps to reverse some of the serious environmental issues plaguing the nation of Taijitu Founder, and how you would preserve the environment and protect the precious natural resources that it offers. so with that in mind, I would like to reference the recent Greenthumb Society report that gave your two terms in the Senate a score of negative one, in two out of three categories. Your stance is strong on Animal rights, however what would you specifically do to ensure that the environment is not deforested, exploited or polluted?

[McMasterdonia]

As you were extremely unactive as Minister for Foreign affairs, how would you be able to keep up with Senate business?

[Cozulul]

Terran: If you do not know, I have recently changed political parties from ProP to TLSP.  Under ProP I felt that I must fit in and go for what everyone else said within the political party.  During my second term I started to vote for what I believed in and what should have been chosen, however I was outnumbered.  Specifically, I would treat [nation]Taijitu Founder[/nation] as my own nation.  My own nation has a stunning environment and tries its best to not be cruel towards animals.  To answer your question, if I am elected for this term I would keep a look out on all of the environmental issues and choose the best solution to take action with.



Mcmasterdonia: I made a choice to be Minister of External Affairs, and found out that it wasn't the job for me, however I am not complaining.  When I first arrived in Taijitu back in January I was on the senate right away, then came my second term, and then it ended. I was mortified! The Senate is my home! It is where I belong!