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In a shocking turn of events that has left political pundits scratching their heads and citizens across the nation simultaneously outraged and entertained, the impeached official known as Senator Tomorrow has launched a campaign for the House of Representatives that is nothing short of a sci-fi enthusiast's dream.

Senator Tomorrow, whose real name remains undisclosed for legal reasons, was impeached last year for allegedly attempting to teleport classified documents to a secret alien base on Mars. The scandal, which became known as "Operation Martian Mayhem," was a national sensation, complete with late-night talk show monologues and memes that flooded the internet.

However, in a plot twist that would make even the most seasoned screenwriters blush, Senator Tomorrow has now emerged from the shadows, not with a mea culpa, but with a campaign platform that embraces his futuristic faux pas. His slogan, "Vote for Tomorrow, Today!" has become the catchphrase of a new generation of voters who are more interested in the potential of space colonization and intergalactic diplomacy than in the mundane minutiae of Capitol Hill.

The campaign has been nothing short of extravagant, featuring holographic rallies, AI-generated policy proposals, and a promise to "invest in the future" by diverting funds from earthbound infrastructure to the establishment of a "Lunar Lounge" for bipartisan discussions. His vice-presidential running mate, a robot named Robo-Riley, has been programmed to remain neutral on all issues, ensuring that the campaign will indeed be non-partisan.

Critics argue that Senator Tomorrow's campaign is a publicity stunt that trivializes the serious responsibilities of Congress. Meanwhile, supporters claim that his outlandish platform is a breath of fresh air in a stale political climate. The House of Representatives is now faced with the ultimate conundrum: to impeach a man who may have teleported government secrets or to elect him and take a giant leap into a future where the line between reality and science fiction is as thin as the Earth's atmosphere.

As the nation braces for what could be the most out-of-this-world election in history, one thing is clear: in the year 2023, anything is possible, and in politics, reality is often the first casualty.

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