Bryson Pittman

due to heavy unpopular I have decided to leave 
Bryson Pittman is a Fmr. member of the MEC Community. Throughout his career, he has ran for various offices and held public offices and positions in the MEC U.S Government such as U.S Special Counsel, D3 Representative, and U.S. Attorney General. After his career in Federal office Bryson returned to local and provincial offices such as Jefferson Secretary of State, Jefferson AG, Jefferson Supreme Court Justice, and he is a Fmr. 3 term Governor of Jefferson. He was widely known for his spicy southern style, he formerly left the Democratic Party and joined the Republican Party in late 2020 rebranding himself as a "Pragmatic Conservative" who wanted to take on the elitists and the Washington Establishment. Bryson grew more outspoken in favor of more Conservative ideas such as school choice, tax cuts, and term limits. And as Governor he balanced the Jefferson Budget with a 70.4 Billion Dollar Surplus and signed into law his trademark goals on Education Freedom and School Choice Expansion. He was widely revered as one one of the most popular Governor's in the nation as one poll had him with a approval rating at 75% 
After Fmr Governor Pittman left New Orleans as his terms were officially served, he was later on nominated to serve on the bench as the next U.S District Court Judge of Columbia by President Roman Thaddeus and afterwards he was confirmed 8-0 by the U.S Senate, so now currently Ruckus resides in Washington D.C and carries out his duties as the U.S District Court Judge. In his first prime time opinion on the bench, Judge Pittman ruled in favor of the respondent and the Federal Reserve in the case of Miller V. Federal Reserve, Judge Pittman decried the argument by the petitioner and stated that the Congress took part in "sound and natural construction" when delegating it's powers to the Federal Reserve in 1913 and stated that "The duties of the courts are not to show any hostility towards the laws passed by the Legislative Branch unless they are overwhelmingly infringing on the individual rights of citizens." with this opinion the Judge staked himself as the ruling originalist on the bench in the District Court and constantly used the phrase "original meaning" in his Miller V. Federal Reserve Opinion. 
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