14-03-2025, 08:06 PM
Dorvische Republikaner mourn loss of good friend and coalition partner.
Party members wear black in honour of chancellor Titov.
Haldor, Kordusia - The entire DR party has been seen in only black clothing after the family of chancellor Titov announced his death. Even the Duke von Bismarck, known for his flamboyant suits, was spotted in a simple black suit. Party spokesman, Gottfried von Bismarck, announced that the entire party mourns the loss of chancellor Titov. "Chancellor Ilya Titov was a great politician and an even greater man, his solid and direct leadership guided our nation for the last years securing our right-wing cabinet. We saw him both as a dear friend and as a fine colleague, his loss will be dearly missed among all of the DR members. The differences between our parties where large, but his skilled use in the art of negotiation made it possible for us to have a right-wing cabinet. We bring our greatest condolences to the Titov family." DR party members have not put forward any bills, acts, motions or discussions since the death of Titov. The party believes a moment of silence is a good way to honour chancellor Titov. Former chancellor Horch has put his name forward to temporarily fulfill the role of chancellor until new elections or deals are made, he stated he has no intention to run for chancellor next election but only wants to keep the creation of chancellor Titov in place.
Party members wear black in honour of chancellor Titov.
Haldor, Kordusia - The entire DR party has been seen in only black clothing after the family of chancellor Titov announced his death. Even the Duke von Bismarck, known for his flamboyant suits, was spotted in a simple black suit. Party spokesman, Gottfried von Bismarck, announced that the entire party mourns the loss of chancellor Titov. "Chancellor Ilya Titov was a great politician and an even greater man, his solid and direct leadership guided our nation for the last years securing our right-wing cabinet. We saw him both as a dear friend and as a fine colleague, his loss will be dearly missed among all of the DR members. The differences between our parties where large, but his skilled use in the art of negotiation made it possible for us to have a right-wing cabinet. We bring our greatest condolences to the Titov family." DR party members have not put forward any bills, acts, motions or discussions since the death of Titov. The party believes a moment of silence is a good way to honour chancellor Titov. Former chancellor Horch has put his name forward to temporarily fulfill the role of chancellor until new elections or deals are made, he stated he has no intention to run for chancellor next election but only wants to keep the creation of chancellor Titov in place.