Official Portrait of Senator Phillips
'Jack 'Phillips (11 April 1887) was a British wireless telegraphist aboard the RMS Titanic. He served as senior wirelessoperator on the maiden voyage of the ship. As the Titanic was sinking, Phillips worked tirelessly to send wireless messages to other ships to enlist their assistance with the rescue of the Titanic's passengers and crew. Before the Titanic hit the berg, Phillips told Cyril Evans, the radio operator of the Californian, "Keep out; Shut up! I am working Cape Race!", when interrupted on-air by his counterpart warning him that the Titanic was in the vicinity of an ice field. Surviving the sinking, he moved to the State of Ohio. Trying to become involved, he made serval unsuccessful bids to be Senator. He then moved to Washington. Becoming Senator in POWER III. He would serve as the Junior Senator on again and off again. In POWER IV, he has been serving as Junior Senator for 17 terms. In Power V, Jack has been serving as the Representative fo North Carolina since March of 2018.
Jack is now the Senior Senator from Washington in Power VI.
Stats(As of January 11,2018)
National Influence: 334.9
Party Influence:1429.20
Failed Presidential Bid[]
At the beginning of POWER IV, Senator Phillips made an unsuccessful attempt at running for the Democratic Nomination for President. Only gaining under 200 delegates to FDR's 900. He endorsed FDR.
Tenure in the Senate[]
Jack Phillip's time in the Senate has been a series of ups and downs. While introducing successful bills, he has also made some failed bills. Early in his career, the Senator tried to pass Healthcare reform but this bill failed. But over all, Jack Phillips has had a successful career in the Senate. He was the author of the 2018 Fair Tax Bill which passed with 38 ayes and 14 nays.