Interview with President Trinnien


Interview with President Trinnien
By Marnip
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I had the pleasure of sitting down with President Trinnien, and we discussed his goals and aspirations for his term as president.


1. Were you expecting the election to be so one sided and are you satisfied with how you ran your campaign?
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President Trinnien discusses the surprising election results and his satisfaction with how the campaign went overall.

2. What is one ministry that you're really wanting to accomplish the most in during your term in office?
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Trinnien discussed his focus on the Ministry of Culture in order to expand programs to Europeia and beyond.

3. What is the hardest obstacle you've had to overcome since joining Euro?
[flash=150,110]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOwpv2E9UxY[/flash]
The President discusses how he overcomes his own hubris and how he maintains being humble.

4. What do you feel is going to be your main obstacle in the upcoming term?
[flash=150,110]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPd22Wfi5YI[/flash]
President Trinn discusses the main obstacle of an inter-regional paper and other challenges.

5. To what would you attribute your success to date?
[flash=150,110]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWgVssCab4w[/flash]
Trinn discusses how he maintains his success in Europeia.

6. What do you enjoy most about Euro?
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The President discusses what keeps him so interested in Europeia.

7. What campaign promise/pledge/goal will be your hardest to fulfill, and how will you measure the success of your administration?
[flash=150,110]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBFZU9JJ6I4[/flash]
Trinnien discusses the challenges of the inter-regional newspaper and the ways he will determine success during his term.

8. Finally, is there anything else you'd like to say to the citizens?
[flash=150,110]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPW0hDDxoBo[/flash]
President Trinnien thanks his supporters for all they have done for him so far.​
 
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This is nice - good to see new and innovative approaches to coverage in the EBC.

Well done, Marnip. Good insights from Trinnien.
 
Good interview. It gave me insight into the current administration, filling gaps I had from missing the election discussions. I would like to ask the president a follow-up question, if possible:

What, apart from the fact that it was a campaign promise, makes the success of the interregional newspaper the mark of success in your term? Do you also mean that, if it doesn't work, it would be a mark of failure?
 
For me, the International Paper isn't even so much about the level of outreach but {though I think that is a very important aspect} but proving that we can present a higher level of discourse, a higher quality product as it were. The team I have working on it does some have articles currently in progress, so there is work being completed which I am very happy about. But, I'll fully admit I'm trying to make sure expectations are tempered. There are things that I considered absolute musts to focus on this term (like Culture) vs. the desire of an International Paper, which is more a very nice thing to have but not really a requirement for a successful Europeia.

I would consider it a failure if we were to produce content but it was extremely amateurish in quality and content.
 
Trinnien said:
I would consider it a failure if we were to produce content but it was extremely amateurish in quality and content.
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Just to be clear, do you mean that your term would therefore be a failure, or that just the paper would therefore be a failure?
 
Kazaman said:
Trinnien said:
I would consider it a failure if we were to produce content but it was extremely amateurish in quality and content.
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Just to be clear, do you mean that your term would therefore be a failure, or that just the paper would therefore be a failure?
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It might be both. It would harm the prospects of an international paper, but it would also hurt relations. We couldn't produce such content could affect people's views of us in relation to the international community.
 
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