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President Bicameral
She runs for President investing less carbon footprint and dollars than did her less permacultural rivals, a top campaign priority. He invests his Stone Soup platform with organic roots of cooperative intent inviting us to share both what we have malformed and what we need to fully inform this robust synergetic stewing function into nutritionally enriching healthy-wealthy form. She runs her Campaign mornings like her favorite family meetings, where we take time explaining what we appreciate before complaining about what seems less adorning not so graceful yet still a karmic place of co-responsibility, nonviolent justice perhaps, more or less, but not full-bodied active peace, nor inclusive cooperative eco-normics. He listens with integrity to mirror our collective synergy, redirecting from blame and shame to what these might teach us about our self-blame with laughing shame together potential toward Beloved Community's gainful claim to self-perpetuating fame. She balances her household budget and listens thoughtfully and joyfully to her co-interdependents encouraging even better, bigger, best questions for us to think about together, before she runs a race toward issues we have only faced with competitive dispowering assumptions. He does not accept a party, declines a nomination, for any platform designed to win this race alone. What good a solo success not everyone can win together? Tearing down healthy ideas and reputations are heinously commodified abominations within a wiser dream of racing toward sustained success together. Why accept painful loss when grace is as ubiquitous as sunshine for those whose flights transcend the night and clouds of dark-tempered deep-encultured competition toward eventual loss? She buys no votes from any generation that will be paid for by the following six with exponential loss and waste anticipation. He invests his evenings and weekends in his extended family presence whether potluck cooking in or out. It takes a village to raise a child and it takes a network of polyculturing communities to raise a global nation with co-arising wisdom present Here as nondual Now. She helps us comprehend double Win-Win Gaming eco-logic, neither wasting now or future, or past tipping-point lessons, equals cooperative self-governance economics. He finds her issues co-decompositionally regenerative with his priorities when they both turn toward mutually mentoring development of even wiser sustainable choices. She composts what he farms, he organically fertilizes with her compost transforming toxic sod into beloved ecommunities. She understands that total living and not-yet-living populations evoke elected co-redeeming mentors, as he understands that every elected co-mentor evokes her self-optimizing total population, HereNow within our networked informating nest, as across residents of all spaces and times.
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