Hendrik Verwoerd embarks on national tour

In what has been called a "popularity goose chase", Opposition Leader Hendrik Verwoerd has embarked on a four month tour of Falleentium, with his wife Betsie. It has been suggested that there is a ongoing dispute within the party as to whether Verwoerd is the right man for the job of leader, some rebellious MPs even calling it an "all out civil war". The opposition within the opposition party is led by Helen Suzman who has told Verwoerd to "put up, shut up or go". According to some, this is Verwoerd's last chance to show himself as a moderate conservative in line with Brokenshire's image. Verwoerd's spokesperson has called this tour a "people's visit".
The tour ticked off in Verwoerd's own constituency, Durban and Cape, Entloland. The opposition leader met with crowds of supporters and confronted a group of protesters who were shouting "Hey, hey! Dr VFD! Who are you kidding today, ay?" Verwoerd told protests he "appreciates" them voicing their opinion, but said it would be more "wise and constructive" to write him a letter, which was greeted by chuckling and sneering from his flocking supporters.
The tour includes every at least one visit to every State and Oversea Territority and special, planned trips to marginal conservative seats which he hopes to keep, grow and gain. His final visit shall be to the capital where he will give a keynote address about the future, his plans, his views and current state of the Right.
In other news, leader of the CCU's campaign wing FACT, Roland Barthes, has announced the launch of the 'No no go zones' campaign. Barthes has said that "historic and very outdated tactics of not campaigning somewhere because it's considered to be unworth resources is not helpful to us". Seats considered to be strongly left-wing, or centre, or far-right, are going to be targetted as part of his new campaign. Previously, safe seats of other parties have been considered "no go zones", yet Barthes hopes to challenge this by flocking in hundreds of campaigners into these seats to campaign. 
Barthes' campaign includes introduction of a scale for Campaign Managers pay. CCU Campaign Managers will be paid depending on their success. This scale has been called an "incentive", although others have said it's a "bully tactic".
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