Horon was obvious choice
Grouwels applauds LWA-NGPoL coalition
May 2, 4550
Newport Haven- A year from the next elections, LWA chairman Alberic Grouwels made a small resume of the standing coalition. He was pleased to see the changes that already have been accomplished and is confident that the coalition will continue the mutual understanding.
"We have fought for it, but after a few decades, we again witness a reliable government that works around the clock to make changes possible. It has been years since I've witnessed such cooperation between parties, and I'm certain that our colleagues from NGPoL are willing to continue this cooperation, regardless from the results of the upcoming elections. NGPoL has been very supportive in structurizing our 10 steps plan to alter the political, economical and social landscape of our glorious nation. There is respect from both sides, there is understanding from both sides. We even froze our bid for international agreements after input from our coalition partner. Together we stand tall."
For LWA, Grouwels is seen as the man who has given it all to maintain Nationalism legal and who has put LWA back on the map in Lodamun. What many don't seem to understand is why he didn't run for President and also, why the Presidency was granted to incumbent President Horon.
"One of our points was to abolish the election of the President in a direct manner. We wanted the people to choose the President through the Presidium. That is why we didn't put forward anyone as Presidential candidate. While forming a coalition under this new executive structure, the obvious choice was Destin. He already was President, so that would have meant a continuancy although the structure changed. He already had experience in politics and is a charismatic leader. An ideal mix for a bright future."
Grouwels did come up with some ideas for the future. He wishes to install a specific system for Vice-Presidency and he spoke about a think tank to investigate the military role of Lodamun in Terra.
"My party has sought to commit ourselves through military agreements, giving our military forces some slack. Yet we believe it might be useful to investigate the possible advantages that might come with a declaration of neutrality."