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Within the OFN, Farosh_ was appointed Assistant Secretary-General to Secretary-General and President of Cascadia, [[Dracnoian]]. Declining to run for a second term as President of Vermont, Farosh_ migrated to Cascadia, settling in the town of Fresno. In November, he was elected to the 28th House of Representatives, as well as serving as an Advisor of Dracnoian. During his first term as a Representative, Farosh_ proposed the 'Raptormm4 Conservation Act', re-establishing the National Park Service, and the 'Cascades National Park Act', which created preserved the name-sake of Cascadia. | Within the OFN, Farosh_ was appointed Assistant Secretary-General to Secretary-General and President of Cascadia, [[Dracnoian]]. Declining to run for a second term as President of Vermont, Farosh_ migrated to Cascadia, settling in the town of Fresno. In November, he was elected to the 28th House of Representatives, as well as serving as an Advisor of Dracnoian. During his first term as a Representative, Farosh_ proposed the 'Raptormm4 Conservation Act', re-establishing the National Park Service, and the 'Cascades National Park Act', which created preserved the name-sake of Cascadia. | ||
Appointed Secretary of State in December by President 4Whatok, Farosh_ reformed the Department of State and began negotiations with Alaska, securing the Treaty of Juneau. He also signed a Non-Aggression Pact with BC, ending any prior conflicts in the Great North following the NWT War. In January 2025, Farosh_ announced his intentions to run for President | Appointed Secretary of State in December by President 4Whatok, Farosh_ reformed the Department of State and began negotiations with Alaska, securing the Treaty of Juneau. He also signed a Non-Aggression Pact with BC, ending any prior conflicts in the Great North following the NWT War. In January 2025, Farosh_ announced his intentions to run for President in the upcoming election. He won with 61.1% of the vote, running again in February, with a landslide of 73.3%. | ||