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After this he met Jimmy Cincinnati who would eventually become the next Party President. He recognized Maxwell's ability to write and allowed him to become the [[Spokesman|Spokesperson]] for the SFP. Maxwell would go on to run again for congress again successfully, this time helping new players and gaining experience from an intense job of publishing for the Freedom Writers Guild. He was asked to be the Secretary of Media for Jimmy Cincinnati in his July-August 2017 CP run. Jimmy Cincinnati lost that race to WhyDoIBotherToo. Maxwell Hanz decided to run for SFP Party President for August-September. He won that race by 56.82%. He was offered the position of Head of the DoCA and graciously accepted. Soon after Maxwell joined the Church of Latter Day Harambe as an acolyte and has been spreading Harambe's Holy Teachings ever since. | After this he met Jimmy Cincinnati who would eventually become the next Party President. He recognized Maxwell's ability to write and allowed him to become the [[Spokesman|Spokesperson]] for the SFP. Maxwell would go on to run again for congress again successfully, this time helping new players and gaining experience from an intense job of publishing for the Freedom Writers Guild. He was asked to be the Secretary of Media for Jimmy Cincinnati in his July-August 2017 CP run. Jimmy Cincinnati lost that race to WhyDoIBotherToo. Maxwell Hanz decided to run for SFP Party President for August-September. He won that race by 56.82%. He was offered the position of Head of the DoCA and graciously accepted. Soon after Maxwell joined the Church of Latter Day Harambe as an acolyte and has been spreading Harambe's Holy Teachings ever since. | ||
| − | After Maxwell won the Party Pres. race he decided to focus more on his political career instead of journalism. During his somewhat controversial term he advocated for free speech and fair rules for the SFP Discord, the paying of Freedom Writers, and Increasing the size of the SFP. He managed to accomplish 2/3 of his goals in office. When Former Party President Phil Harmony breached the original rules of the SFP Discord in protest, Maxwell took a controversial stance by not denouncing Phil. He decided to try to reason with Phil and to advocate a less arbitrary set of rules. This allowed for the rules to protect your freedom of speech while also protecting the rights of others. Soon after Maxwell asked the Revolutionary Committee to pass a budget for paying Freedom Writers, as he had been paying writers out of pocket for the past term. There was a little bit of debate for a few days and a resolution was called to be voted on. The resolution would seek to ask a non-mandatory endorsement of 100 USD to select articles from voting RC members. Some were in favor of this resolution but most had concerns on their own liberties and accountability. Others stressed concerns on article content and necessity. Ultimately the resolution had been shot down; However Maxwell continued to pay writers out of pocket unconditionally. He would seek to build up more momentum for his cause and make this one of the central stand points of his next campaign. He would use the time to reform his ideas and to think about DoCA programs. After advocating for a budget turned resolution Maxwell went on to form a private committee on Recruitment. On this committee He enlisted Former Party Pres. and High Priest of the Church of Latter Day Harambe, Salty, and SFP Vice Pres. chriscoded. They proceeded to launch a highly successfully recruitment campaign giving the SFP several new members. Maxwell went on to invest heavily in Iron Mountain Co. and it stands today in Honolulu, Hawaii. He currently employs a dedicated workforce paying some of the highest wages on the market at the time of writing. | + | '''Party Presidential Term''' |
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| + | After Maxwell won the Party Pres. race he decided to focus more on his political career instead of journalism. During his somewhat controversial term he advocated for free speech and fair rules for the SFP Discord, the paying of Freedom Writers, and Increasing the size of the SFP. He managed to accomplish 2/3 of his goals in office. When Former Party President Phil Harmony breached the original rules of the SFP Discord in protest, Maxwell took a controversial stance by not denouncing Phil. He decided to try to reason with Phil and to advocate a less arbitrary set of rules. This allowed for the rules to protect your freedom of speech while also protecting the rights of others. Soon after Maxwell asked the Revolutionary Committee to pass a budget for paying Freedom Writers, as he had been paying writers out of pocket for the past term. There was a little bit of debate for a few days and a resolution was called to be voted on. The resolution would seek to ask a non-mandatory endorsement of 100 USD to select articles from voting RC members. Some were in favor of this resolution but most had concerns on their own liberties and accountability. Others stressed concerns on article content and necessity. Ultimately the resolution had been shot down; However Maxwell continued to pay writers out of pocket unconditionally. He would seek to build up more momentum for his cause and make this one of the central stand points of his next campaign. He would use the time to reform his ideas and to think about DoCA programs. After advocating for a budget turned resolution Maxwell went on to form a private committee on Recruitment. On this committee He enlisted Former Party Pres. and High Priest of the Church of Latter Day Harambe, Salty, and SFP Vice Pres. chriscoded. They proceeded to launch a highly successfully recruitment campaign giving the SFP several new members. | ||
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Maxwell Hanz was born in USA, on May 22 2017. He started off poor and hungry. An orphan on the street working for very little where ever He could. He made his way up in life by learning how to craft and market weapons whenever the market could allow. Under the table, and over the counter he sold weapons by the hundreds until he finally had enough for some land and business of his own. He founded Iron Mountain Co. in Honolulu, Hawaii at level 25. From here he made a series of investments that seemed to be an infinite process of rewards.
From there he got up the cash and reputation among citizens of USA to go in for a part-time career as a Journalist. He founded the newspaper Rise Of a Noob at level 26. From here he started to interview Congressmen, Party presidents, Country Presidents, and MU leaders sifting his way through the byzantine web of politics that is the USA. The more papers he published the more he realized he should start his career as a politician. So with the help of the Party President of the SFP Phil Harmony he was able to secure a spot in the Congress.
After this he met Jimmy Cincinnati who would eventually become the next Party President. He recognized Maxwell's ability to write and allowed him to become the Spokesperson for the SFP. Maxwell would go on to run again for congress again successfully, this time helping new players and gaining experience from an intense job of publishing for the Freedom Writers Guild. He was asked to be the Secretary of Media for Jimmy Cincinnati in his July-August 2017 CP run. Jimmy Cincinnati lost that race to WhyDoIBotherToo. Maxwell Hanz decided to run for SFP Party President for August-September. He won that race by 56.82%. He was offered the position of Head of the DoCA and graciously accepted. Soon after Maxwell joined the Church of Latter Day Harambe as an acolyte and has been spreading Harambe's Holy Teachings ever since.
Party Presidential Term
After Maxwell won the Party Pres. race he decided to focus more on his political career instead of journalism. During his somewhat controversial term he advocated for free speech and fair rules for the SFP Discord, the paying of Freedom Writers, and Increasing the size of the SFP. He managed to accomplish 2/3 of his goals in office. When Former Party President Phil Harmony breached the original rules of the SFP Discord in protest, Maxwell took a controversial stance by not denouncing Phil. He decided to try to reason with Phil and to advocate a less arbitrary set of rules. This allowed for the rules to protect your freedom of speech while also protecting the rights of others. Soon after Maxwell asked the Revolutionary Committee to pass a budget for paying Freedom Writers, as he had been paying writers out of pocket for the past term. There was a little bit of debate for a few days and a resolution was called to be voted on. The resolution would seek to ask a non-mandatory endorsement of 100 USD to select articles from voting RC members. Some were in favor of this resolution but most had concerns on their own liberties and accountability. Others stressed concerns on article content and necessity. Ultimately the resolution had been shot down; However Maxwell continued to pay writers out of pocket unconditionally. He would seek to build up more momentum for his cause and make this one of the central stand points of his next campaign. He would use the time to reform his ideas and to think about DoCA programs. After advocating for a budget turned resolution Maxwell went on to form a private committee on Recruitment. On this committee He enlisted Former Party Pres. and High Priest of the Church of Latter Day Harambe, Salty, and SFP Vice Pres. chriscoded. They proceeded to launch a highly successfully recruitment campaign giving the SFP several new members.
Maxwell went on to invest heavily in Iron Mountain Co. and it stands today in Honolulu, Hawaii. He currently employs a dedicated workforce paying some of the highest wages on the market at the time of writing.
