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Nearly six months after his retirement from Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Joshua Ryan would return to the public light. This time he would return with political ambitions. | Nearly six months after his retirement from Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Joshua Ryan would return to the public light. This time he would return with political ambitions. | ||
Ryan would run for Representative, winning in his first election-run. Entering Vindex Nation's [[House of Representatives]], now-congressman Ryan would gain his first experience with the [[Nationalist Party]], a political party that would rival him throughout the remainder of his political career. Despite involving himself in politics now, Joshua Ryan wouldn't align himself with any political party. | Ryan would run for Representative, winning in his first election-run. Entering Vindex Nation's [[House of Representatives]], now-congressman Ryan would gain his first experience with the [[Nationalist Party]], a political party that would rival him throughout the remainder of his political career. Despite involving himself in politics now, Joshua Ryan wouldn't align himself with any political party. [[File:JOSH4PREZ.png|thumb|Campaign poster for the Joshua Ryan for President Campaign|left]] | ||
As a Representative, Ryan would help write as well as would introduce the "Potion Illegalization Act" with the purpose to illegalize the use and ownership of splash potions that inflict detrimental effects on others. Writing this with then-President [[Adrian Jackson]], the bill would end up being signed into law soon after it's introduction and passing of congress. | As a Representative, Ryan would help write as well as would introduce the "Potion Illegalization Act" with the purpose to illegalize the use and ownership of splash potions that inflict detrimental effects on others. Writing this with then-President [[Adrian Jackson]], the bill would end up being signed into law soon after it's introduction and passing of congress. | ||
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Along with this, it was during his time as Speaker of the House when he would begin his Presidential campaign on May 19th, 2020. With Leo Laff, a fellow Alumbrado, as his running-mate and David McLellan as his campaign manager, Ryan would quickly become the favorited candidate in the race. Along with this, Ryan would receive endorsements from two former presidents, Calvin Herb and Brock O'Leary, along with then-Viridis governor Jon Fowler. | Along with this, it was during his time as Speaker of the House when he would begin his Presidential campaign on May 19th, 2020. With Leo Laff, a fellow Alumbrado, as his running-mate and David McLellan as his campaign manager, Ryan would quickly become the favorited candidate in the race. Along with this, Ryan would receive endorsements from two former presidents, Calvin Herb and Brock O'Leary, along with then-Viridis governor Jon Fowler. | ||
Following his time as Speaker of the House, Joshua Ryan would go on to serve as both an agent in the Vindex Intelligence Agency and as the Secretary of Treasury for a short time under President [[David Rohan]]. [[File:Campaign HQ.png|thumb|A picture of the Joshua Ryan For President campaign headquarters in uptown Vindex City|right]] | Following his time as Speaker of the House, Joshua Ryan would go on to serve as both an agent in the Vindex Intelligence Agency and as the Secretary of Treasury for a short time under President [[David Rohan]]. [[File:Campaign HQ.png|thumb|A picture of the Joshua Ryan For President campaign headquarters in uptown Vindex City|right]] | ||