Communist Party
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The Communist Party figures indirectly as a reputational force when Scott notes Ivan ran on that ticket; the label instantly redefines the meeting as politically toxic within the campaign context.
Not present physically; represented by historical affiliation cited by Scott as a political identifier.
Operates as a reputational force rather than an active power in the scene — its past association with Ivan constrains campaign options and shapes staff reactions.
Demonstrates how third-party or radical affiliations can disrupt mainstream party messaging and force immediate reputational triage.
Not explored in the scene; relevance is external and reputational rather than organizationally active.
The Communist Party is not actively present but its historical connection to Ivan Perez (a past gubernatorial run) is invoked by Scott and instantly reframes the meeting as politically dangerous, introducing Cold War-era stigma into modern campaign optics.
By historical association—recounted aloud by Scott Holcomb as a character-defining fact about Perez.
Indirectly adversarial: the party's past affiliation exerts reputational pressure on the campaign, reducing the candidate team's ability to embrace Perez without cost.
Reveals how historical political affiliations can abruptly alter contemporary coalition-building and force immediate damage-control within campaigns.
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