From the Racine Estate, where Governor Matrix_oc has addressed the public in a press briefing that covered key topics ranging from public safety to upcoming events in Ridgeway. Here’s what we’ve learned tonight.
When asked about regrets during his term, the Governor stated,
“I regret absolutely nothing.”
While he acknowledges there are areas for improvement, he maintains confidence in his decisions.
The Governor emphasized that public safety remains a top priority, citing a recent incident involving gun violence. He mentioned ongoing collaboration with MCPD leadership to ensure safety measures are strengthened.
The Governor expressed conditional support for higher wages for truck drivers after the protest, affirming,
“I would 100% support higher wages.”
Governor Matrix_oc cited the resolution of the NUSA Ridgeway war, highlighting it as a significant accomplishment.
“For the first time, the other side admitted they lost.”
Addressing their professional relationship, the Governor confirmed,
“Me and Vincefant have parted ways. I wish him the best.”
A civilian awards show will soon be hosted to celebrate community achievements. Pardons for LETC members are being opened but will be granted selectively. Regarding legislative actions, the Governor recently signed the Exit Search Act, Port Authority Jurisdiction Act, and RCTA Lane Protection Act while vetoing the Toll Evasion Act. The Governor’s Office currently has several positions open, including a Groundskeeper role. Finally, Governor Matrix_oc will be hosting a poker night tonight at The Ace.
From legislative updates to community events, it’s clear Governor Matrix_oc is setting a busy agenda as his term progresses.