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While the vast majority of Luthorian media loves commenting about the “inevitable” conservative defeat come June, for the Tories themselves, defeat isn’t inevitable at all, and the party is showing a remarkable fighting spirit as June comes around the corner.

For Prime Minister Jay Parkford and his ministers, the issue is clear, make sure that Luthori doesn’t fall to radical socialism, such as the one promised by Mrs. Martha Tapihana of the National Labour Party. Following the party’s surrender to the activists, left-wing radicals and even communists, it has turned towards this disgusting and wretched ideology in order to appeal to the electorate that voted them out four years earlier. The Prime Minister has begun his campaign by showcasing the failures of “world communism” on live television through an electoral ad, attacking Mrs. Tapihana’s project of “expanding the federal government’s reach over the economy” as an attack against the Luthorian way of life.

The Prime Minister continued his campaign by relying on his accomplishments as head of government, notably taking credit for his government’s work to ensure the security of the 5726 World Cup, the economic growth for this year caused by the ramifications of the tournament’s organisation, the revitalisation of the nation’s defence industry by allowing the ILN to change their outdated warships with new types of frigates and destroyers, the first step into a wider program of enhancement of Luthorian power projection.

While of course these accomplishments are not those that the public would usually remember, for the Prime Minister’s campaign team, it has been stated to have been “paramount” as to remind the Luthorian public of the government’s work, so as to defeat Labour’s argument that the Cabinet was “inactive”, a recurrent criticism of Tory governments from the NLP.

“We’ve worked tirelessly to provide a reasonable alternative to Labour’s untrustworthy budget antics, established a balanced budget that keeps our nation out of the dangerous deficit that the last Labour government put us into. A Conservative government will strive to carry on these policies of stable fiscal governance, while a Labour government promises much but doesn’t deliver.” said the Prime Minister in an interview with Channel 7.

While recent polls portrays the Labour Party as being ahead, with the recent poll from the conservative-leaning Heavenly Institution projecting a Labour majority government, the Tories nonetheless do not fall into despair or self-preservation, they are actively aiming at countering this rising trend of left-wing populism within Luthorian society by portraying themselves as the “sensible”, moderate and reasonable alternative to the untested radicalism of the National Labour Party. An alternative aiming at preserving Luthorian tradition, keeping the constitution as it is, enhance the average Luthorians access to economic freedom and continue to strengthen Luthorian defence and resolve.