Preface

I stood before you for Delegate a year ago like I stand before you now- but I know that the things that are most important are what occurred between then and now, how ive grown, what ive learned, and how TSP has changed. 

When I first joined TSP I had no idea what waited for me: The friends I would make, the journeys I would take, the squabbles that wouldnt last long- and the sense of community, comradery, and family I would find.

When I first came to TSP in April 2018 I was very lucky to be asked by a fellow legislator by the name of Bzerneleg to help him with his Chair campaign, so I spoke to nearly every legislator, and I spoke about the need for change here, the need for fresh faces and new blood in our region. We lost by one vote. 

The experience that I gained from that campaign set the stage for the rest of my career here, and set the stage for my delegate campaign just a short while after that. I spoke to every legislator, and I again spoke of the need for change here, the need for fresh faces and new blood in The South Pacific, but I also spoke of the need for unity, kindness, and respect.

Today as I stand before you I seek to speak not only about the need for change but also the need for unity. The need for unity is something that got away from me during my career here, sometimes in the reaction to things that I didnt feel were fair, sometimes because it seemed like too big of a task to unite people. I promise you this: never again will I sidetrack unity because of some slight, or perceived difficulty.  

What I know now after a year is this: That more unites us as regionmates than divides us, that more unites us as a family than divides us, and most importantly that unity is possible. 

My vision for the region

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