14-03-2025, 08:04 PM
Dorvische Republikaner start massive campaign in Dorvik.
Will they tackle the populist-extremists?
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Dr. Horst Mumbach speeching to a large crowd on the DR Freedom Rally in Haldor.
Haldor, Kordusia - The party spokesman of the Dorvische Republikaner, dr. Horst Mumbach, has announced that the party will fight for victory over 'the repressive populist-extremists that dare to chain the Dorvish people'. The aim of the new campaign is to tackle their arch-nemesis, the populist Dorvische Partei. Rumours say the campaign cost over 25 million dolgars. Inside sources state that party leader and billionaire Gustav Horch has paid a massive amount of it while others list the illustrious Von Bismarck family as the main investor. Whoever it may be, the Dorvische Republikaner seem determined to become the major party in Dorvik again. At the DR Freedom Rally in Dorvik's capital, Haldor, party spokesman Mumbach speeched about the new program of the Dorvische Republikaner; liberty, peace, the environment, a small government and a flourishing economy. The most drastic changes are noticeable in the defence and economy departments, the Dr. Mumbach said that the Dorvische Republikaner will take a whole new approach to the military to ensure peace for Dorvik and a new approach to boost the economy and make it flourish. Die-hard libertarians are heard to be slightly disappointed but most critics agree that the party needs a broader audience to gain the upper hand in Dorvish politics.
In an interview with former President and party chairman Rolf Holst a journalist asked him at what price the party would go for a seat in the government. The former President responded with 'We are happy to cooperate with every party on the right side of the political spectrum. And of course with our friends of the Zentrumspartei who have showed themselves to be a liberty loving and reasonable party during the many times we cooperated.' On the question if he would cooperate with the resurfaced party Vereinigt Dorvik he had the following to say 'I have spoked with Horch, von Bismarck and Mumbach about Vereinigt Dorvik and everyone of us is still uncertain whether to cooperate. Mr. Horch even mentioned that the party is too restrictive to ever be able to properly cooperate with our party but I wouldn't rule it out, the party is willing to make sacrifices in order to keep the DP out of power.'
Will they tackle the populist-extremists?
Image
Dr. Horst Mumbach speeching to a large crowd on the DR Freedom Rally in Haldor.
Haldor, Kordusia - The party spokesman of the Dorvische Republikaner, dr. Horst Mumbach, has announced that the party will fight for victory over 'the repressive populist-extremists that dare to chain the Dorvish people'. The aim of the new campaign is to tackle their arch-nemesis, the populist Dorvische Partei. Rumours say the campaign cost over 25 million dolgars. Inside sources state that party leader and billionaire Gustav Horch has paid a massive amount of it while others list the illustrious Von Bismarck family as the main investor. Whoever it may be, the Dorvische Republikaner seem determined to become the major party in Dorvik again. At the DR Freedom Rally in Dorvik's capital, Haldor, party spokesman Mumbach speeched about the new program of the Dorvische Republikaner; liberty, peace, the environment, a small government and a flourishing economy. The most drastic changes are noticeable in the defence and economy departments, the Dr. Mumbach said that the Dorvische Republikaner will take a whole new approach to the military to ensure peace for Dorvik and a new approach to boost the economy and make it flourish. Die-hard libertarians are heard to be slightly disappointed but most critics agree that the party needs a broader audience to gain the upper hand in Dorvish politics.
In an interview with former President and party chairman Rolf Holst a journalist asked him at what price the party would go for a seat in the government. The former President responded with 'We are happy to cooperate with every party on the right side of the political spectrum. And of course with our friends of the Zentrumspartei who have showed themselves to be a liberty loving and reasonable party during the many times we cooperated.' On the question if he would cooperate with the resurfaced party Vereinigt Dorvik he had the following to say 'I have spoked with Horch, von Bismarck and Mumbach about Vereinigt Dorvik and everyone of us is still uncertain whether to cooperate. Mr. Horch even mentioned that the party is too restrictive to ever be able to properly cooperate with our party but I wouldn't rule it out, the party is willing to make sacrifices in order to keep the DP out of power.'