Difference between revisions of "Paul Pullman"
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| − | '''Paul Pullman''' (born January 11, 1950) in the current President of [[New Felix]]. Previously he had served as The Vice President of New Felix from 1990-1995, and as a senator from [[Neagleville]] | + | '''Paul Pullman''' (born January 11, 1950) in the current President of [[New Felix]]. Previously he had served as The Vice President of New Felix from 1990-1995, and as a senator from [[Neagleville]]. |
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| + | =Early Political Career and Life= | ||
| + | President Pullman was born in [[Neagleville]], [[New Felix]] to [[Nikolai Pullman]], an influential senator and President Pullman's major inspiration. He Graduated from Neagleville University with degrees in political science and history in 1975 and got himself a job as an assistant to his father. | ||
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| + | In 1979, [[Nikolai Pullman]] decided to retire, and endorsed Pullman to take over his post. Pullman won the senate election and became the youngest New Felix Senator in 1980. As a senator, Pullman supported middle class tax cuts, and expansion of the War on Drugs, and a more fiscally conservative government. He was re-elected to his senate seat five times. | ||
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| + | =Vice Presidency= | ||
| + | In 1990, Incumbent Vice President [[John Petersen]] chose Senator Pullman to become his running mate in the upcoming election, facing Liberal Candidates Governor Erik O'Neil and Governor Stephen Sheldon. At first, Pullman was heavily criticized as being too young and inexperienced to take on the Vice Presidency, but a brilliant performance in the Vice-Presidential Debate quickly halted the attacks. The Petersen/Pullman ticket went on to defeat O'Neil/Sheldon ticket by a 54-45 margin. Pullman was sworn in as Vice President of New Felix in 1991. | ||
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|width="40%" align="center" |'''President of [[New Felix]]'''<br>2005- | |width="40%" align="center" |'''President of [[New Felix]]'''<br>2005- | ||
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Paul Pullman (born January 11, 1950) in the current President of New Felix. Previously he had served as The Vice President of New Felix from 1990-1995, and as a senator from Neagleville.
Early Political Career and Life
President Pullman was born in Neagleville, New Felix to Nikolai Pullman, an influential senator and President Pullman's major inspiration. He Graduated from Neagleville University with degrees in political science and history in 1975 and got himself a job as an assistant to his father.
In 1979, Nikolai Pullman decided to retire, and endorsed Pullman to take over his post. Pullman won the senate election and became the youngest New Felix Senator in 1980. As a senator, Pullman supported middle class tax cuts, and expansion of the War on Drugs, and a more fiscally conservative government. He was re-elected to his senate seat five times.
Vice Presidency
In 1990, Incumbent Vice President John Petersen chose Senator Pullman to become his running mate in the upcoming election, facing Liberal Candidates Governor Erik O'Neil and Governor Stephen Sheldon. At first, Pullman was heavily criticized as being too young and inexperienced to take on the Vice Presidency, but a brilliant performance in the Vice-Presidential Debate quickly halted the attacks. The Petersen/Pullman ticket went on to defeat O'Neil/Sheldon ticket by a 54-45 margin. Pullman was sworn in as Vice President of New Felix in 1991.
| Preceded by: Ned Pistapoch |
President of New Felix 2005- |
Succeeded by: Incumbent|} |
