BEKENIAL, ADELIA -- President Robert Bell spoke to several hundred supporters following his swearing in ceremony. His address covered national unity and other issues.
Today, the national nightmare of disunity takes the first step toward closure. The new government will bring invesigations to a truthful end, and we will finally see the light of clarity as it shines forth. We are not a nation of sides, we are not a nation of provinces disunified, we are a united federation. Together, we are strong. The people of this nation do not wish to see in-fighting, parliamentary tricks, or indeed international intrigue. What the people of Hutori want from its leaders is peaceful cooperation. As your new President, I will work toward this as my goal.
Minister of Internal Affairs Announces Election Rigging Investigation
BEKENIAL, ADELIA -- Minister of Internal Affairs Roger Pangborn has announced he will be heading the investigation into the possibility of NSF officials rigging the election. "I know we are all wondering what happened to those 80,000 votes, and I know we're going to find out. When we do, justice will be served."
Alternative Elects New Leader: Meet Big Mac McDonall
BEKENIAL, ADELIA -- The former Minister of Foreign Affairs was chosen as the next leader of Alternative. Robert Bell has reportedly given him instructions to begin long-reaching reforms for the party. There was strong murmuring prior to the election that if Robert Bell were to lose the election, then the party would have to disband into an alliance of independents. It will be Big Mac McDonall that decides how the party can be better unified in the face of national upheaval.