Elections always draw the attention of Virtual Congress and the April 2020 cycle was poised to be the most compelling yet, with a close race for the White House as well as the first senatorial races ever. On election night, all eyes were on news station PBN, who streamed live election coverage for 4 and a half hours, keeping viewers entertained with graphics, key race … Continue reading PBN draws record ratings for election coverage
Only a short while ago Virtual Congress saw the culmination of a months-long struggle against the administrative, more specifically Don. This event later became known as the March Revolution. The government shutdown and Administrators resigned in protest. After several tumultuous hours, Don was banned and a new era began. But the momentary peace and prosperity of the server as well as the success of the … Continue reading Opinion: Don’t Become Complacent After The Revolution
These are the books I read in March 2020 with a rating reflecting my opinion on them. I am leaving books not in English out for your convenience. At the bottom I will be sharing some recommendations that fall under the category fiction, non-fiction or non-fiction political. These recommendations are books I have not read myself, so proceed with caution as I cannot speak to … Continue reading Gabe’s Reading List: March
Coronavirus is an issue on everybody’s mind as the pandemic’s effects grow stronger. Its global impact is felt by members of Virtual Congress, differences based on their state or country of origin. Some members’ home countries are in full lockdown, school, college and work cancelled. Some have had to go into extreme isolation because of health issues. While we are all closed off from the … Continue reading Quarantine: How Virtual Congress is experiencing the Coronavirus Pandemic
One of the most joyful events in life is the union of lovers, an event which our Congress has seen only once before when HHS Secretary and Presidential Candidate Vita married his wife Emma last month. But on March 8, 2020, another wedding occurred, one the people of Virtual Congress had been waiting for. After two delays, it was finally happening. President Hull, President Wilson … Continue reading The First Throuple Wedding: A Report
These are the books I read in February 2020 with a rating reflecting my opinion on them. I am leaving books not in English out for your convenience. At the bottom I will be sharing some recommendations that fall under the category fiction, non-fiction or non-fiction political. These recommendations are books I have not read myself, so proceed with caution as I cannot speak to … Continue reading Gabe’s Reading List: February
Ever since the arts-and-media channel has opened its doors on the 26th of February, Congressmen, Congresswomen and other elected officials have taken to sharing pictures they have taken in places around the world. From landscapes to architecture and even the odd animal, people have been enjoying the beauty of our planet. Below are a few pictures with their submitter and location listed: Continue reading Special: Pictures from around the World
A new church has been established on Virtual Congress: The Church of Don. Originating on Virtual City, one of Virtual Congress’ sister servers, the Church of Don is a monotheistic religion worshipping a being named Don, also known as the co-owner and occasional Admin of Virtual Congress. This recent outbreak of religion coincided with a dedicated theology channel opening up. As stated in an exclusive … Continue reading New religion sweeps Virtual Congress
February 10, 2020 via text, every answer is printed here as given by the former Secretary with edits indicated in brackets. The former Secretary was asked 7 questions in the order printed below. About the former Secretary : Vita served as HHS Secretary of Virtual Congress from January 19th, 2020 to February 10th, 2020. He is an Independent representing Puerto Rico. You have resigned as … Continue reading Interview with former HHS Secretary Vita
This interview was held on February 8, 2020 via text, every answer is printed here as given by the candidate with edits indicated in brackets. The Candidate was asked 12 questions in 2 segments, the order of which was predetermined. About the Candidate: Spiral is the Independent Nominee for President. He won the necessary amount of pledges to be on the ballot. Spiral is an … Continue reading Road to the White House: The Spiral Interview
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