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Meppo's Electoral Molehill

the duality of man

Yevgeny Stupin: stated back in February that it is the duty of every communist to oppose Putin's war on Ukraine, signed an appeal calling on the CPRF to oppose Putin's war on Ukraine, started a petition to end political repressions against Yury Shevchuk and other musicians for opposing Putin's war on Ukraine

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Sergei Savostyanov: goes to city parliament sessions in camo and says that kids who don't play with red scoops grow up to be Yeltsinites and State Department collaborationists

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both are CPRF deputies who were elected to the Moscow City Duma in 2019
 
The CPRF is very strange, like it contains the vast gamut from EuroCommunist SocDem wonks to full on Stalinist Soviet Nationalists and it just seems to some weird Big Tent Communist Party with soviet imagery.

Biggest opposition party go brrrrr.

It doesn't help matters that the signatures requirement essentially pressures most candidates to try and register with a particular party. Hell, CPRF's list in the Komi Republic State Council included a self-described libertarian. (He got his seat and became the CPRF faction leader.)
 
what type of libertarian? bc if i recall correctly libertarian still means what it originally meant over by u folks

It's not really clear — Viktor Vorobyov is definitely regionalist, and he once stated that his views are closer to those of "von Mises, Hayek and Rothbard than Marx, Engels and Lenin".

His political history is quite varied, as he has long been involved in political activism and worked with various political movements (from Maxim Reznik to Navalny to Yabloko to A Just Russia), and he once organized an independent student union to boot.
 
The CPRF is very strange, like it contains the vast gamut from EuroCommunist SocDem wonks to full on Stalinist Soviet Nationalists and it just seems to some weird Big Tent Communist Party with soviet imagery.
The CPRF might be the most interesting political party around today
 
GREAT WAR (also known as Second Austro-Prussian War, Global War; 1915 – 1919):
Chicago Coalition: The German Empire ("North Germany") | Russian Empire | Kingdom of Italy | United States of America | Tsardom of Bulgaria | Republic of Argentina and others
The Concorde: Empire of Austria-Hungary | Second French Empire | Second Mexican Empire | Confederate States of America | Empire of Brazil | Ottoman Empire and others

Chicago Coalition victory, Treaty of Frankfurt; deposition of the French, Austrian and Brazilian monarchies, dissolution of Austria-Hungary and the Confederate States, spread of unrest throughout North America, Asia and Europe, foundation of the Concert of Nations

MAJOR LEADERS OF THE SOUTHRON TROUBLES/POST-CONFEDERATE CRISIS, c. November 1920

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United States of America: President Wolfgang Kapp | Vice President James A. Reed (Unionist)*
Republic of Argentina: President Elpidio González | Vice President Honorio Pueyrredón (Radical Liberal)
Second Mexican Empire: Emperor Agustin III (Iturbide-Hapsburg) | Chancellor Patricio Milmo Vidaurri (Christian Democratic)

Confederate States of America: President William Kitchin | Vice President T. Woodrow Wilson (National Union)
Free State of Arkansas: President Joseph T. Robinson | Vice President Harvey Parnell (Progressive)

Republic of Cuba: President Tomás Maceo | Vice President Alfredo de Zayas (Autonomist Liberal)
Republic of Florida: President William H. Hay (Independent) | Prime Minister Donald B. McKay (Constitutional Democratic)
Republic of Louisiana: President John M. Parker (National Progressive) | Prime Minister Fernand Mouton (Louisiana Democratic)
Free State of Tennessee: President Alfred A. Taylor (Front for Tennessean Unity [Whig]) | Vice President Miles Poindexter (Front for Tennessean Unity [Democratic**])
Second Republic of Texas: President Andrew J. Houston (Independent) | Vice President Albert S. Burleson (Christian Democratic)
Sovereign Republic of Sequoyah: President Robert L. Owen (Democratic) | Prime Minister William B. Pine (National)

Southron Laborers' Front ("Yazoo"): First Secretary Lovett Fort-Whiteman (Socialist Laborer's)
People's Commonwealth of Texas: Chief Thomas Parsons [disputed]
Free Republic of the Lowcountry: President Robert Smalls II (Independent)
Knights of the South: Grand Wizard William J. Simmons

* - to be succeeded by the Farmer-Labor ticket of Thomas J. Walsh and Maximilian S. "Maxi" Hayes
** - increasingly identified with the Front's pro-US annexation Bluebelly faction
 
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He is already perhaps among the paltry crowd. He walks among them and they see him not, he obeys many of them whom he could or should command, he is powerless under them, he would be efficient over them, and successful and great. His spirit quickens among the dull and plodding multitude but inert in body his material progress is checked because he has not yet been found out.

Was not Caesar Caesar at twenty? and not yet known for what he was as such but to himself until forty.

POLIGNACATO

Presidents and Vice Presidents of the Confederate States of America

1860 - 1863: John A. Quitman / Robert M. T. Hunter (Independent)

'60 def. unopposed
1863 - 1868: Robert M. T. Hunter / vacant (Independent)
1868 - 1872: Gustave Toutant-Beauregard / Henry A. Wise ("Reform" Independent)

'67 def. John C. Breckinridge / Raphael Semmes ("Jeffersonian" Independent), Robert Rhett / Louis T. Wigfall ("Quitmanite" Independent)
1872 - 1873: Henry A. Wise / vacant ("Reform" Independent)
1873 - 1874: Henry A. Wise / vacant (Centralist)
1874 - 1880: Wade Hampton III / Albert G. Brown (Democratic)

'73 def. Alexander Stephens / Isham G. Harris (Centralist)
1880 - 1882: James Longstreet / Augustus H. Garland (Centralist)
'79 def. Fitzhugh Lee / John W. Stevenson (Democratic)
1882 - 1883: James Longstreet / Augustus H. Garland (National Unity)
1883 - 1885: Charles Jacques Villeré / vacant (National Unity)
1885 - 1886: Camille Armand Jules Marie de Polignac / Zebulon B. Vance (National Unity)

'85 def. unopposed

1882 - 1884: Wade Hampton III ("Fire-Eater" | Constitutionalist)
1884 : Jubal Early ("Fire-Eater" | Constitutionalist)
1884 - 1886: Joseph Wheeler (Constitutionalist)

First Confederate Civil War | First Southron Civil War | War of the Manumission (1882 - 1886)

- National Unity Government / Southron Army backed by Second French Empire (1884 - 1886) and Second Mexican Empire (1884 - 1886)
- Army of the Confederate Constitution backed by British Empire (1884 - 1886)
- Anti-Confederate revolts (Lowry Gang, Kirk's Raiders, Gullah Republic, etc.)
Nationalist victory, New Orleans Peace Convention; Pacification of the Lumbee, firm alignment of Atlanta with Paris and adoption of the Second ("Villeré-Semmes") Constitution

Emperors of Dixie

1886 - 1913:
Julius (de Polignac)
 
2017 — 2027: Emmanuel Macron (La Republique en Marche!)
2017 def. Marine Le Pen (Front National), François Filon (Les Républicains), Jean-Luc Mélénchon (La France Insoumise), Benoit Hamon (Parti Socialiste)
2022 def. Jean-Luc Mélénchon (La France Insoumise), Marine Le Pen (Rassemblement National), Éric Zemmour (Reconquête)
2027 — present: Gérald Darmanin (Justice et Unité)
2027 def. Jordan Bardella (Rassemblement National), Olivier Faure (Gauche Unie Pour le Renouveau), Marion Maréchal (Reconquête), Philippe Poutou (Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste)
2030 constitutional referendum: 66.2% YES def. 33.8% NO, presidential term extended from 5 to 7 years

2016 — 2017: Andrea Leadsom (Conservative)
2017 — 2022: Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)
2017 (minority) def. Andrea Leadsom (Conservative), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP), Tim Farron (Liberal Democrats)
2018 Brexit deal referendum: 54% DEAL def. 46% NO DEAL
2019 (minority) def. Jeremy Hunt (Conservative), Jo Swinson (Liberal Democrats), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP), Nigel Farage (Brexit)
2022 — 2023: Layla Moran (Liberal Democrats leading coalition with Labour)
2023 — 2027: Andy Burnham (Labour)
2023 (coalition) def. Boris Johnson (Conservative), Layla Moran (Liberal Democrats), Nicola Sturgeon (SNP), Nigel Farage (Britain Unchained)
2027 — present: Penny Mordaunt (Conservative)
2027 (majority) def. Andy Burnham (Labour), Humza Yousaf (SNP), Alex Phillips (Britain Unchained), Layla Moran (Liberal Democrats)
2031 (minority) def. Stephen Kinnock (Labour), Alex Phillips (Britain Unchained), Humza Yousaf (SNP), Chuka Umunna (Liberal Democrats)
2017 — 2023: Donald Trump / Mike Pence (Republican)
2016 def. Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine (Democratic)
2020 def. Joe Biden / Kamala Harris (Democratic)
2022: Russian invasion of Ukraine ends with de facto Russian victory, negotiated settlement overseen by Trump
2023: Donald Trump removed from office under terms of Amendment XXV, Section 4 (allegedly following physical assault of Vice President Pence)
2023: Mike Pence / vacant (Republican)
2023 — 2025: Mike Pence / Tim Scott (Republican)
2025 — 2029: Ron DeSantis / Elise Stefanik (Republican)
2024 def. Gavin Newsom / Lucy McBath (Democratic), Jimmy Dore / Nina Turner (People's), Justin Amash / Beth Stern (Independent)
2026 — 2029: Venezuelan Crisis ends with establishment of de facto French-backed Sixth Republic under Henrique Capriles, continued Chavista insurgency
2029: John Fetterman / Ritchie Torres (Democratic)
2028 def. Ron DeSantis / Elise Stefanik (Republican)
2029: John Fetterman succumbs to 'debilitating' heart stroke on July 13
2029: Ritchie Torres / vacant (Democratic)
2029 — 2033: Ritchie Torres / Gina Ortiz Jones (Democratic)
2031 — 2032: Intervention in Saudi Arabia ends with defeat for 'Coalition' forces, establishment of Shia state by Iranian intervents, emergence of Islamic State and Red Crescent armies
2033 — present: Ron DeSantis / Abe Hamadeh (Republican)
2032 def. Ritchie Torres / Gina Ortiz Jones (Democratic), Lee Carter / Dario Hunter (People's) [disputed]
 
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