Re: Hutorian Broadcasting Corporation
Posted: Mon May 18, 2020 10:08 pm
Conservatives Ecstatic With Election Results
Conservative Party HQ was in full party mode on election night, even though it was clear they would be sitting on opposition benches. Why, you might ask? They knew the result of the election meant the NPP's bill to abolish the monarchy was dead. The Conservatives ran a vicious campaign attacking the Prime Minister and calling her everything from a traitor to a xenophobe who held little care for the rights of the Mashacara people. While the Conservatives only gained 44 seats in parliament, combined with the Green Democrats (23), the Young Patriots (42) and the Liberals (59) they have enough seats to block any amendment to the constitution. Even if the Green Democrats were to change position on the monarchy, the Tories, Young Patriots and Liberals can together block an amendment.
Houston also had a major personal victory on election night, winning his seat in Glentingham East, which has a long history of electing members of the Houston family. Glentingham East had been held by the NPP for the last 2 terms.
Monarchists Celebrate Election Result
Hutorian monarchists take to the streets of Bekenial to celebrate the election results. Similar celebrations were seen in many Hutorian cities.
Supporters of Hutori's monarchy took to the streets on election night to celebrate the results. Some monarchists in the Conservative leader's constituency of Glentingham East even held a "funeral" for the NPP's abolition bill. The Tory leader and newly elected MP even joined in on the fun, giving a "eulogy". Organizers of the celebrations wanted to send a message to the NPP that if they tried this again, they would fight back even harder. They know the fight isn't over and that the NPP would bring this issue forward again in the future, but they say they are willing to stop at nothing to ensure the the monarchy is upheld.
Conservative Party HQ was in full party mode on election night, even though it was clear they would be sitting on opposition benches. Why, you might ask? They knew the result of the election meant the NPP's bill to abolish the monarchy was dead. The Conservatives ran a vicious campaign attacking the Prime Minister and calling her everything from a traitor to a xenophobe who held little care for the rights of the Mashacara people. While the Conservatives only gained 44 seats in parliament, combined with the Green Democrats (23), the Young Patriots (42) and the Liberals (59) they have enough seats to block any amendment to the constitution. Even if the Green Democrats were to change position on the monarchy, the Tories, Young Patriots and Liberals can together block an amendment.
Houston also had a major personal victory on election night, winning his seat in Glentingham East, which has a long history of electing members of the Houston family. Glentingham East had been held by the NPP for the last 2 terms.
Monarchists Celebrate Election Result
Hutorian monarchists take to the streets of Bekenial to celebrate the election results. Similar celebrations were seen in many Hutorian cities.
Supporters of Hutori's monarchy took to the streets on election night to celebrate the results. Some monarchists in the Conservative leader's constituency of Glentingham East even held a "funeral" for the NPP's abolition bill. The Tory leader and newly elected MP even joined in on the fun, giving a "eulogy". Organizers of the celebrations wanted to send a message to the NPP that if they tried this again, they would fight back even harder. They know the fight isn't over and that the NPP would bring this issue forward again in the future, but they say they are willing to stop at nothing to ensure the the monarchy is upheld.