05-11-2024, 02:18 AM
JamesPeters Wrote:The Freedom Press (CPK)
CPK Returns to the Assembly
The 7 Month Reign of Scott Morrisen
Vrassa City, Vrassa
June 4480
After more than 100 years of being inactive the CPK made a surprise to the Assembly, all because of one man, Scott Morrisen. Mr Morrisen was proud of the achievements the CPK made in Kalistan when they first were elected and wanted to return that glory to Kalistan. With a few thousands members still remaining in the party, Mr Morrisen set out to rebuild, reorganise and rebrand the CPK. This resulted is a surprise victory go 62 seats which gave them the highest amount of seats of in the Assembly as well as a working majority with the NCP and KF when needed. Mr Morrisen was then elected as the party leader in the Assembly and as the party candidate for President.
Mr Morrisen speaking at CPK Rally in Vrassa City
Once Elected Mr Morrisen's Glory Days quickly diminished.
Mr Morrisen proposed 9 Bills to the assembly on what he believed were traditional CPK values from more than 100 years ago, ones which he believed represented a true Kalsitan even though the people of Kalistan disagreed. Mr Morrisen continual proposal of bills that nearly used the entire party qouta in 7 months made for growing anger inside his own party which he had rebuilt. Fellow parties in the house, especially from Kalistan First continued to mount more pressure of Mr Morrisen to clean up his leadership. Kalistan First (Kalistan Radical Front) was a key partner in the CPK's original days and although they relied heavily on the CPK's support to win elections and pass bills, Mr Morrisen was unable to win back that support to seek endorsement for president.
This continual mounting pressure within lead to a rising face within the party, Mr Taylor Marten to approach Mr Morrisen to call a leadership spill. Mr Marten informed Mr Morrisen that he would seek the leadership of the CPK if he held a party room meeting and called the leadership for the party open. He also informed Mr Morrisen that he believed he had majority support within the party room and would be able to deliver on a stable government.
Mr Taylor Marten (Left) and Mr Scott Morrison (Right) at a CPK Event.
According to the current CPK constitution, only elected CPK members in the National Assembly would be able to vote on the leadership the CPK and the Leader then elects the candidates for ministerial positions.
After speaking with Mr Marten, Scott Morrisen call a party room meeting at 9Am for the next day, All parliamentary members are required to attend. Mr Morrisen resigned as leader until the party room meeting and Ms Julia Priest took control as interim leader until the party room meeting.
According to internal sources, say Ms Priest opened the meeting by saying:Quote:Fellow Members, This party room meeting today was called open by the former leader Mr Scott Morrisen for the sole purpose of conducting a leadership ballot. I will now hand control of the ballot to the party Whip.
The whip then called the leadership ballot open and requested all those who want to contest to please raise there cards now. Mr Morrisen, Mr Marten and Ms Priest all raised their cards. The Surprise entry of Ms Priest shock members of the party room. Members were given the ability to have a 2 minute speech before voting.
Mr Morrisen focused on providing stability and not throwing out a leader in the first term of parliament, he continued to talk about the achievements he has made in allowing all members to be elected as he rebuilt the party. Mr Marten talked about a new future which focuses on 'Conservative Policies for Modern Society' he also touched on being a fresh face to a new brand and would provide stability. Ms Priest finished the presentations by focusing on how she has had clean hands throughout the entire situation and would be the best person to lead.
After 25 Minutes in the party room, the whip came to the media and said:
Quote:I opened the leadership ballot today at 9:15am and it is now 9:45am. Throughout this time Mr Scott Morrisen, Mr Taylor Marten and Ms Julia Priest all contested the leadership spill.
The First Ballot:-Mr Marten 30 Votes-Mr Morrisen 19 Votes-Ms Priest 13 Votes
Ms Priest was removed from the ballot and second vote was taken between Mr Marten and Mr Morrisen, the results are as followed:
The Second Ballot:- Mr Marten 44 Votes- Mr Morrisen 18 Votes
Mr Marten is the new leader of the Conservative Party of Kalistan and is currently working on a statement.
Mr Marten Speaking to the media after the leadership ballot.
Mr Maren was first out of the party room approached the camera's and made the following statement:
Quote:Hello All,
Well what a new day today is. Kalistans largest party has a new leader after 7 Months of being elected.
Now I don't want you to think this is going to be the way the CPK runs, one thing goes bad and we then change leader. We changed leader because we didn't want to change you. We have conservative policies but not radical policies which date back more then 100 years. We want to lead you in a modern conservative way.
And I can confirm today that we are currently in the works of creating a coalition which supports conservative ideas and future proofing policies in Kalistan. I will deliver more on that in the coming months.
However I do want to thank Mr Morrisen for his support in rebuilding the party and for that I have given him the position as candidate for Internal Affairs due to his strong beliefs and hope he can bring his world of knowledge to us.
Finally, I want to thank you, the people for entrusting my party with your support in May 4480, I know we may. have let you. down but we will currently try our very best to get back on track. At then end of the day the CPK is on your side and will always be on your side.
Thankyou, no questions.
Primary: Institutionalist Party of Kalistan (IPoK), 5146-
Inactive:
Socialist Party of Kalistan (SPoK), 2591-
Inactive:
Socialist Party of Kalistan (SPoK), 2591-
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