ted strayer

QUOTE: The Lone Wanderer

Or maybe his dad, James!
Think about it... we saw him fall over, but did we actually see that he was dead? And, Autumn survived the irradiated chamber, and if you have BS, you can survive it as well. So who's to say James HAS to be dead?

And if we elected him, the LW could definitely be in his cabinet.

I wold vote for the overseer. :bowdown: :bowdown: all hail the overseer

Protector Henry Casdin

i didnt know there was still a democracy within the capital wasteland

but, i guess id vote forrrrrr.... i dunno, it seems with everyone in the wasteland would mess it up somehow.

lucas simms: we would be living in a cowboy world

moira brown: we would all be living in a kitty cat world

eden: he had his chance

autumn: too paranoid for his own good.

elder lyons: too soft

dave: you KNOW how thats gonna end

mayor mcready: NO

The lone wanderer after all he's the one who saved the wasteland

The heck you still asking? Is there any doubt of that? Of course, ME! And any of you meat bags dare to argue about that point....your mother wouldn't tell you from a pile of ash, if I didn't kill her right after, that is!

Moira Brown - Pres
Three Dog - VP

That's the ticket.

The LW for President, Sarah Lyons for Vice President. (If you know what I mean)

QUOTE: The LW for President, Sarah Lyons for Vice President. (If you know what I mean)

But isn't there a rule saying that the President and VP can't be in thje same place at the same time?

Abraham Washington. The closest that the Wasteland has to an inspirational President type figure. Although I would have thought he won't last very long setting up shop in the middle of a ruined warzone, they were better off in the Temple of the Union.

Alright, all jokes and alliances aside, if you want an honest answer from me; I'll say bring back the founding fathers. You know the robots in the Archive Building? Where you go for the Stealing Independence Quest?

Those robots, have an election between them all. Sure, they might end up even worse than Eden, because we know AI in Fallout is absolute crap.

If it doesn't work, back to my original plan; Autumn FTW. I mean come on, "Autumn" rhymes with "Awesome", how can you not like that?

:D

I think Sarah should be Monica Lewinsky :wink_smile:

:rofl:

Took the words right out of my mouth.

"My fellow Wastelanders, I did not have six with that woman! I also did not spend your taxes to buy her that corset and leather whip!"

I'm going to say that no one person deserves the right to reign control over the wasteland. Besides I think it will continue to evolve as city states. Though I do believe Little Lamplight should become the school of the wastes. Teaching children how to handle themselves is paramount to their survival. We will of course have give them more guidance then what they currently have. Also, given more protection, big town could be used as a high school. Teaches them how to defend an open area. With the drawbridge it can even serve as good training for Rivet city. Our and eventual guarding of all water crossings.

RL-3 for president!

Accept no substitutes, MAGGOTS!

I know, Clover!

Wait... that's probably the stupidest suggestion I ever had.

Colin Moriarty - A brothel and bar on every corner...

I'm going to say that no one person deserves the right to reign control over the wasteland. Besides I think it will continue to evolve as city states.

To an extent, I agree with that. The settlements should manage their own affairs. However, some decisions need to be made at a higher level: distribution of Aqua Pura, management of wildlife (if people keep killing large animals and taking one pound of meat, the food supply's going to run out), and rebuilding some sort of transportation infrastructure (the Potomac would be a perfect conduit for boats). And that's why I propose a cabinet. The more authority is properly delegated, the less power any one person has, and the less corruption can occur.



Though I do believe Little Lamplight should become the school of the wastes. Teaching children how to handle themselves is paramount to their survival. We will of course have give them more guidance then what they currently have.

I more see it as the orphanage of the wastes. Kids lose their parents, and no one's willing to take them in, so they go to Lamplight. It's not a great arrangement, but it beats having them wandering the wastes and ultimately dying of starvation.


Also, given more protection, big town could be used as a high school. Teaches them how to defend an open area. With the drawbridge it can even serve as good training for Rivet city. Our and eventual guarding of all water crossings.

Big Town's beyond salvage, I think. The ex-Lamplighters need to take over a place that's more defensible. Maybe the Chryslus building or something.

Gary 69

Hmmm... presidential devolution in action?

Lincoln: "Fourscore and seven years ago, our forefathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, deduicated to the proposition that all men are created equal."

F. Roosevelt: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself!"

Kennedy: "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country."

Clinton: "I did not have six with that woman."

Gary 69: "Gary! Gary! Gary! Gary! Gary!"

expanded, fix'd, fix'd.

Fawkes for president.