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Hi guys! I'm standing for the Underhusen, because, well, I can.

I'm not terribly new to NS, having been involved heavily with Osiris since January of 2013; I served on the Seventh Sepatarchy of the KRO and am the second longest serving Councilor of the Deshret in the OFO.

I'm also their Pharaoh and WA delegate. That's irrelevant to legislative matters though. =P

I haven't done much in Wintreath other than spam on the IRC and function as an OP, but I feel that people know me well enough; I'm level headed, and don't tolerate bullshit.


If a Citizen comes to me with an issue I can address, I'll try my best to make sure that it's sorted out.

My my my...what an unexpected turn of events. Of course, I have questions.

Given that you are the Pharaoh of the OFO, do you feel you'll have enough time to devote to Wintreath and to serving in the Underhusen? What kind of role do you imagine yourself taking up if you're elected? Also, do you feel there might be some awkwardness over serving in the legislature of a government that doesn't currently recognize the government you're the head of?

In the most...literal or fundamental sense of things, we don't actually have to acknowledge the fact that he's Pharaoh of anything.

It's not a matter of acknowledgement...the fact of the matter is, he is the Pharaoh of something and I would like to know more about his feelings on serving in the two dual-roles.

My my my...what an unexpected turn of events. Of course, I have questions.

Given that you are the Pharaoh of the OFO, do you feel you'll have enough time to devote to Wintreath and to serving in the Underhusen? What kind of role do you imagine yourself taking up if you're elected? Also, do you feel there might be some awkwardness over serving in the legislature of a government that doesn't currently recognize the government you're the head of?

And they're fair questions! =P

I don't think serving in the Underhusen will take up much time that I don't already spend here. Drafting legislation can be done while doing other things, and unless I get drunk and post an Imperialist Manifesto (I might have one prepared somewhere), there shouldn't be any real issues.

My goal as a legislator is, primarily, to address issues that are brought to me by other citizens.

I want to sort out the issues with the reach of the Storting in regards to interfering with executive functions as well, though any attempts at such would require a constitutional amendment. 

Regarding the last question; dude, I'm an op in your IRC channel. That is more awkward. =P

What makes opping more awkward, exactly?