Blake’s Presidential Speech

                                               Blake’s Presidential Speech
       I, Blake Sanders, will keep my promise to keep Oogima an equal, peaceful, loving place like the founder Mikayla Courtwright wanted. 50 years ago she was travelling for vacation when a bad storm started to begin it eventually got worse and the waves moved harder and faster. Mikayla was eventually knock out and when she awoke, she saw this beautiful place and called it Oogima hope for a new start she started to build a house out of wood she found in the forest eventually her family got worried and asked for a search party to find her. 6 months after looking they found the island and Mikayla. They to saw the beautiful place this was and they invited people to stay make a new life here. After fight the world to make this place happen, Mikayla become queen, but she didn’t want to have that type of government so she sought out for a Democracy and 50 years later Oogima was one of the most traveled places. What she sought for become real and I will make sure it stays that way for her sake because she inspired me as I grew up here to do the same as she did.
       Ladies and gentlemen, my administration is determined to bring prosperity to this nation by nurturing its youth. Our children are the leaders of tomorrow. Their energy and innovations are our driving force. That’s is why we are working on a project that will cut the costs of college by 100%. In this program, the government will cover all tuition fees in public school so that every child, regardless of their social, economic or ethnic background, has access to quality education. Oogima is the land of opportunity and we believe every child should be given a fair chance. This program will roll out in 9 months and we hope that even our future generations will reap the fruits of our investments.
         Mikayla fought for our freedom so that we could govern ourselves. The destiny of our beloved country is in our hands. As we head towards the elections, may we be mindful of our neighbors. Let us maintain peace, love and unity throughout the elections and always remember what Oogima stands for. She fought for us to be one, let us remain as one.
      “I feel impelled to speak today in a language that, in a sense, is new. One which I, who have spent so much of my life in the dumps, would have preferred never to use: That new language is the language of atomic warfare…Against the dark background of the atomic bomb, the Oogima does not wish merely to present strength, but also the desire and the hope for peace. To the makers of these fateful decisions, the Oogima pledges before you, and therefore before the world, its determination to help solve the fearful atomic dilemma. To devote its entire heart and mind to find the way by which the miraculous inventiveness of man shall not be dedicated to his death, but consecrated to his life.” And I will devote my life  to keep Oogima  a safe place for everyone.