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He lived in [[Germany]]. | He lived in [[Germany]]. | ||
| − | He was the Party | + | He was the Party president of the USWP, the Director of the FBI in the [[USA]], a former Vice President and Chief of Staff of the [[United States Workers Party]]. Rocco is one of the earliest members of the modern USWP. |
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During Mid-May, the life of Rocco Baldelli started in [[Calabria]], [[Italy]]. The stay in Italy would only last 10 days, until he decided to move to the United States. Baldelli settled in the desolate state of [[Maine]]. He joined the once powerful [[Democratic Party]]. | During Mid-May, the life of Rocco Baldelli started in [[Calabria]], [[Italy]]. The stay in Italy would only last 10 days, until he decided to move to the United States. Baldelli settled in the desolate state of [[Maine]]. He joined the once powerful [[Democratic Party]]. | ||
| − | ==Birth of | + | ==Birth of United States Workers Party== |
| − | After seeing a slow decline in the Democratic Party, Baldelli decided to switch parties. He decided on his own will to join the young [[United States Workers Party]]. Along with other members [[Roby Petric]], [[Kokach]], [[Peter Green]], [[Jordan Miller]], | + | After seeing a slow decline in the Democratic Party, Baldelli decided to switch parties. He decided on his own will to join the young [[United States Workers Party]]. Along with other members [[Roby Petric]], [[Kokach]], [[Peter Green]], [[Jordan Miller]], Jackson Davis, and Adam Scott, the new group strove to develop more power in US politics. After a month the party was already growing at rapid rates. |
| − | == | + | ==[[United States Workers Party]]== |
As USWP slowly rose to power, Baldelli remained active and helped with the growth of the party. He would eventually rise to the position of Vice President under Roby Petric. After finishing his military career, Baldelli put focus towards politics and eventually was named a Congressman. His party involvement did not decrease, as he took control of the PAC and was appointed the Party Whip and the Chief of Staff. | As USWP slowly rose to power, Baldelli remained active and helped with the growth of the party. He would eventually rise to the position of Vice President under Roby Petric. After finishing his military career, Baldelli put focus towards politics and eventually was named a Congressman. His party involvement did not decrease, as he took control of the PAC and was appointed the Party Whip and the Chief of Staff. | ||
| − | After running a successful campaign for party president of the USWP, he was able to secure the position after winning against his major opponent [[GoBucks]] and begin his tenure on 16 December. A couple of weeks after the elections, on 28 December Rocco Baldelli was | + | After running a successful campaign for party president of the USWP, he was able to secure the position after winning against his major opponent [[GoBucks]] and begin his tenure on 16 December. A couple of weeks after the elections, on 28 December Rocco Baldelli was forced to retire his position as party president due to real life issues. His position was taken over by his [[Chief of staff]] [[ProggyPop]], as specified by the USWP Constitution. |
==Military Career== | ==Military Career== | ||
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Rocco Baldelli was a politician and veteran from the USA.
He lived in Germany.
He was the Party president of the USWP, the Director of the FBI in the USA, a former Vice President and Chief of Staff of the United States Workers Party. Rocco is one of the earliest members of the modern USWP.
Contents
Early Days
During Mid-May, the life of Rocco Baldelli started in Calabria, Italy. The stay in Italy would only last 10 days, until he decided to move to the United States. Baldelli settled in the desolate state of Maine. He joined the once powerful Democratic Party.
Birth of United States Workers Party
After seeing a slow decline in the Democratic Party, Baldelli decided to switch parties. He decided on his own will to join the young United States Workers Party. Along with other members Roby Petric, Kokach, Peter Green, Jordan Miller, Jackson Davis, and Adam Scott, the new group strove to develop more power in US politics. After a month the party was already growing at rapid rates.
United States Workers Party
As USWP slowly rose to power, Baldelli remained active and helped with the growth of the party. He would eventually rise to the position of Vice President under Roby Petric. After finishing his military career, Baldelli put focus towards politics and eventually was named a Congressman. His party involvement did not decrease, as he took control of the PAC and was appointed the Party Whip and the Chief of Staff.
After running a successful campaign for party president of the USWP, he was able to secure the position after winning against his major opponent GoBucks and begin his tenure on 16 December. A couple of weeks after the elections, on 28 December Rocco Baldelli was forced to retire his position as party president due to real life issues. His position was taken over by his Chief of staff ProggyPop, as specified by the USWP Constitution.
Military Career
Rocco had little interest in the economic sector of the game so he put focus towards a career as a soldier. From early on Rocco joined the US Special Forces during Dishmcds' term. Rocco remained in the Specials Forces fighting overseas, until they were changed to the US Marines. Baldelli would eventually be promoted as one of the only two squad leaders of the Marines. He was sent into Romania to help defend, only to be left in the country with no contact from the higher command. For two weeks, he was left stranded during WW1 with no commands and little help from above. At that point, he resigned from the armed forces and has since stayed away. He was the highest ranking military member in USWP by the end of Beta.
