Whyatica
03-04-2007, 16:01
EMPEROR BRINGS BACK THE PARLIAMENT
Calls for a "return to democracy"
Emperor Paulus began the week with his resignation from the Sovereign League, and today he announced that there will be elections for an empire-wide Parliament. Since he dismissed the Parliament some two years ago, Paulus has had the duties of both executive and legislative powers - he set up the regional parliaments to deal with regional issues, however, he still formed the basis of Whyatican domestic and foreign policy on his own. Much of the population is supportive of the Emperor, however, there have been many cries for the Emperor to reestablish the Imperial Parliament, calling the current system undemocratic.
Paulus has announced that the new Parliament will have a structure largely the same as the old one, however, the Prime Minister will have a far tighter leash put on him by the Emperor and by the Parliament regarding the use of military force. Paulus stated "I will not let history repeat itself," regarding the new Parliament and seeks that this one shall remain permanent.
Immediately following the announcement, the Liberal Party announced it's candidate for the Prime Ministership, a Mr. Louis Prima. The Liberal Party, in it's own press release, confirmed it's wishes for "The continuation of laissez-faire economic policy and the sovereignty of the individual." They are widely popular amongst Whyaticans, with an expected 41% of the vote to be captured in the election.
The other major parties have not announced their candidates for Prime Minister, however, the Social Democrat and the Conservative parties are expected to announce later this week.
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MARGIN OF ERROR: +-3%
Liberal Party: Continued support of the Emperor's reforms. Laissez-faire economic policy, 'sovereignty of the individual'. Expected vote: 41%
Social Democrats: Opposition of the Emperor's reforms. Believe in more tightly controlled economy and higher amounts of social welfare than currently provided under the current system. Expected vote: 29%
Conservatives: Opposition of essentially everything except the laissez-faire economy. Expected vote: 19%.
Anarchist Party: Where all the cool kids who think they're anti-establishment hang out, in order to gain a position of power in the establishment. The few that know what "anarchism" is believe in the complete dismantling of the establishment and happy times will occur afterwards. Nobody is sure how much of the vote these nuts will get because of the kids who vote for them and think they're cool.
Calls for a "return to democracy"
Emperor Paulus began the week with his resignation from the Sovereign League, and today he announced that there will be elections for an empire-wide Parliament. Since he dismissed the Parliament some two years ago, Paulus has had the duties of both executive and legislative powers - he set up the regional parliaments to deal with regional issues, however, he still formed the basis of Whyatican domestic and foreign policy on his own. Much of the population is supportive of the Emperor, however, there have been many cries for the Emperor to reestablish the Imperial Parliament, calling the current system undemocratic.
Paulus has announced that the new Parliament will have a structure largely the same as the old one, however, the Prime Minister will have a far tighter leash put on him by the Emperor and by the Parliament regarding the use of military force. Paulus stated "I will not let history repeat itself," regarding the new Parliament and seeks that this one shall remain permanent.
Immediately following the announcement, the Liberal Party announced it's candidate for the Prime Ministership, a Mr. Louis Prima. The Liberal Party, in it's own press release, confirmed it's wishes for "The continuation of laissez-faire economic policy and the sovereignty of the individual." They are widely popular amongst Whyaticans, with an expected 41% of the vote to be captured in the election.
The other major parties have not announced their candidates for Prime Minister, however, the Social Democrat and the Conservative parties are expected to announce later this week.
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MARGIN OF ERROR: +-3%
Liberal Party: Continued support of the Emperor's reforms. Laissez-faire economic policy, 'sovereignty of the individual'. Expected vote: 41%
Social Democrats: Opposition of the Emperor's reforms. Believe in more tightly controlled economy and higher amounts of social welfare than currently provided under the current system. Expected vote: 29%
Conservatives: Opposition of essentially everything except the laissez-faire economy. Expected vote: 19%.
Anarchist Party: Where all the cool kids who think they're anti-establishment hang out, in order to gain a position of power in the establishment. The few that know what "anarchism" is believe in the complete dismantling of the establishment and happy times will occur afterwards. Nobody is sure how much of the vote these nuts will get because of the kids who vote for them and think they're cool.