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Reply to President Forever 2004 vs The Political Machine in Political Machine PolMach Forums

I am a beta tester for Power Politics 3, and I have President Forever. Of course this games demo has not come out yet so I have been as yet unable to play this game, but based on the experiences I have had so far I would say go with President Forever. It is indepth enough, lets you go multiplayer against other people in your house, but its also not too increadibly complicated, time consuming or challenging. Also they have from what I can tell good supp

Reply to U.S. Territory vs. A State in Politics PolMach Forums

ah.. what did I do wrong there?

Reply to U.S. Territory vs. A State in Politics PolMach Forums

I don't think they couldn't make it without being part of the US. /<TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quote-Tab

Reply to Is this game fun and how does it compare to Doonsbury 96 and upcoming Power politics III in Political Machine PolMach Forums

I would wait to try the demo before buying this game, though I myself have been waiting and the demo is still not out. President Forever by 80soft is an excelent game and is (I think) a much more strategic game, granted I have not yet played Political Machine. I enjoy this type of game, and am considering trying that other game brought up... <TD class="mb-Body

Reply to U.S. Territory vs. A State in Politics PolMach Forums

(Therefore I feel that right now it is not in either our best intrest or their best intrest for them to become a state. It would be in our best intrest for them to become an independent nation, and best for them to remain as they are -which has been afirmed by the fact that this is how their citizens have voted)

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Citing http://geography.about.com/library/weekly/aa031698.htm, Residents of Puerto Rico, who if born there are considered US citizens, have choosen that they do not want to become a state. That would mean they would have to pay federal income taxes. Right now all US citizens who live in Puerto Rico do not have to pay taxes to the federal government on income earned in Puerto Rico. The US has basically maintained that Puerto Rico has the option to becom