14-03-2025, 07:57 PM
Titov Attacks Volkspartei Bid for Coalition, Calling Them 'Hypocritical'
Speaking to a crowd of party supporters this morning, Party President Ilya Titov took responsibility for the party's failure to capitalise on high visibility by supporting a last minute lurch to 'conservatism'.
"Clearly this is not what the people wanted from us," he said to supporters. "Although they have spoken, and we have also been punished for our hostility toward religious matters."
What this means is unclear for the future of Vereinigt Dorvik, but Titov has refused calls from within his own party to support a growing conservative movement within the ranks. He has attacked Volkspartei for what he describes as a 'betrayal of their own values'.
"The Dorvik Christlich Partei seeks to erode our rights by superimposing their religious agenda over the top of non-religious issues, how can they align themselves with opposites? It would have been better to support a KPD minority government... at least they agree on some issues."
Speaking to a crowd of party supporters this morning, Party President Ilya Titov took responsibility for the party's failure to capitalise on high visibility by supporting a last minute lurch to 'conservatism'.
"Clearly this is not what the people wanted from us," he said to supporters. "Although they have spoken, and we have also been punished for our hostility toward religious matters."
What this means is unclear for the future of Vereinigt Dorvik, but Titov has refused calls from within his own party to support a growing conservative movement within the ranks. He has attacked Volkspartei for what he describes as a 'betrayal of their own values'.
"The Dorvik Christlich Partei seeks to erode our rights by superimposing their religious agenda over the top of non-religious issues, how can they align themselves with opposites? It would have been better to support a KPD minority government... at least they agree on some issues."