Gillibrand Calls For NFO Condemnation

POLITICO | Kirsten Gillibrand, Deputy Leader for the Labour Democrats, echoed calls by Federal Liberal Truman Nash to openly condemn recent moves made by the NFO. As affiliates and majority life-line to the conservative government under Chancellor Brokenshire, Gillibrand called on the Government to "openly condemn and distance themselves" from "a loud contigent of extremist voices" within the government. The bills in question are the "Creation of Vicitims of Communism and Socialism Day Act", which sought to establish a national holiday that will "serve as a reminder of the dangers of socialism and communism." and an Amendment of Prison Labour Laws which would've seen the denial of fair payment to inmates that work during their sentence. Gillibrand called the moves "anti-democratic, divisive and immoral", and stated that Labour Democrats would stand in the way of any moves by this government that sought to "perpetuate illiberal values" and "suppress democracy and repress people's rights and freedoms." Furthermore, Gillibrand commended Truman Nash for "standing up for Falleen values" and "showing integrity within a government muted by it's desperate need to hold onto power."
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