Post by Maxfield on Oct 29, 2013 17:06:17 GMT -5
The White House
Office of the Press Secretary
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 29, 2013
White House Adding Legislative and Judicial Branches to Daily Operations
THE WHITE HOUSE, FRESH HOTEL - The White House announced on October 29, 2013 that it will be adding the Legislative and Judicial Branches to the Daily Operations of the White House. This comes as the White House welcomes the new President Pro Tempore of the Senate, AntonioValturi.
Applications for Senate and the House of Representatives have now been opened to the public on freshwhitehouse.com. Applicants are asked to have experience in Habbo/Retro government, a progressive, positive mindset, a good work ethic, and high attendance. Duties that are carried out by Congress include (but are not limited to) voting on bills, staying active in the White House, visiting the forum daily, and keeping up to date on current issues. If you would like to receive more information about how you can be a part of the Legislative Branch, visit the Legislative Branch forum.
The Judicial Branch will soon be finding itself with a new Supreme Court room. President Woodrow said, “This branch will take a bit longer to start (in comparison to the Legislative Branch), but will soon be introducing new Judicial protocols and actions commonly unfamiliar to Habbo and Retro White Houses.” The Administration will be meeting to discuss the plans for this branch, as well as finding the Chief Justice.
Applications for Senate and the House of Representatives have now been opened to the public on freshwhitehouse.com. Applicants are asked to have experience in Habbo/Retro government, a progressive, positive mindset, a good work ethic, and high attendance. Duties that are carried out by Congress include (but are not limited to) voting on bills, staying active in the White House, visiting the forum daily, and keeping up to date on current issues. If you would like to receive more information about how you can be a part of the Legislative Branch, visit the Legislative Branch forum.
The Judicial Branch will soon be finding itself with a new Supreme Court room. President Woodrow said, “This branch will take a bit longer to start (in comparison to the Legislative Branch), but will soon be introducing new Judicial protocols and actions commonly unfamiliar to Habbo and Retro White Houses.” The Administration will be meeting to discuss the plans for this branch, as well as finding the Chief Justice.
