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Boo Party: 39%
The Alliance: 24%
AAPA Party: 53%
Cen. Con. Party: 47%
Reform Party: 55%
Current Government: Reform Party
National Issues
Health: 57% Education: 56% Economy: 66% Law & Order: 55%
Transport: 51% Social Affairs: 52% Environment: 55% Foreign Affairs: 41%
Government Reputation
Strength: 50%
Popularity: 45%
Trust: 50%

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Member Title 17th and 20th PM of Ostentia.
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Founder and Parliamentary Leader of the Ad Astra Per Aspera Party.

Also known as the 17th and 20th Prime Minister of Ostentia.

Note Bene: Avatar is of Rep. Lee Terry (R-NE). Yes, I've gotten older. But politics and tough jobs do that to you. I did lose some weight and got back into shape (or at least my character did).
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