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maskormenace2017-02-05 06:55 pm
viced) wrote in maskormenace2017-02-05 06:55 pm
Entry tags:
- β frederick chilton | chief of staff!!,
- β hartley rathaway | the pied piper,
- β mitchell hundred | the great machine,
- β petyr baelish | littlefinger,
- β robbie reyes | ghost rider,
- β sabriel | abhorsen,
- β sam merlotte | n/a,
- β sam ortez | locus,
- β sherlock holmes | n/a,
- β the (twelfth) doctor | stop that
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[ The camera seems to artfully be placed on the edge of a desk. Behind the guy on screen is both an American flag, and the Virginia state flag. On the desk, at an extreme angle is the words S. 2549 ]
I know it's a little behind -- it's been a long couple of weeks since the blackout, and I meant to address everyone earlier than this, but... you know how the Senate can be, particularly at the beginning of a new session. [ A half-grin. He knows it's bullshit, but... ]
Anyway, I wanted to ask most of you who were affected the most by the blackout -- what kind of government response would you have found the most useful?
Or to any crisis, really. This isn't the first, and it won't be the last, and I want to make sure we have a plan in place to properly utilize the resources we have to make sure we all get out of this safely. Even if it's something small, it'll help.
[ A pause, and then a slight gesture. ] Obviously, I'm working on a bill, so it would help me to field the people who seem the most impacted by these sorts of things, you know?
[ He reaches to shut it off, before -- ] Oh, and for those of you who are new, welcome to your new reality. If you need anything, you can always reach out. Just because I'm a Senator for Virginia doesn't mean I'm not available for imports as a whole. I'm the only voice we have in the Federal Government, you know?
I know it's a little behind -- it's been a long couple of weeks since the blackout, and I meant to address everyone earlier than this, but... you know how the Senate can be, particularly at the beginning of a new session. [ A half-grin. He knows it's bullshit, but... ]
Anyway, I wanted to ask most of you who were affected the most by the blackout -- what kind of government response would you have found the most useful?
Or to any crisis, really. This isn't the first, and it won't be the last, and I want to make sure we have a plan in place to properly utilize the resources we have to make sure we all get out of this safely. Even if it's something small, it'll help.
[ A pause, and then a slight gesture. ] Obviously, I'm working on a bill, so it would help me to field the people who seem the most impacted by these sorts of things, you know?
[ He reaches to shut it off, before -- ] Oh, and for those of you who are new, welcome to your new reality. If you need anything, you can always reach out. Just because I'm a Senator for Virginia doesn't mean I'm not available for imports as a whole. I'm the only voice we have in the Federal Government, you know?
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Men in power, on your side.
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[ A beat. ] But you're correct. I think we can all do great things with this kind of... focused group.
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