Waters Gives Post-Election Speech

POLITICO | With the announcement of the next government under the CCU -- recently elected party leader John Waters addressed a press entourage at Carnaghey Hall near the Chamber of Deputies. As it is his trademark, Mr. Waters donned an eccentric red suit, the iconic LabDem colour. The event was a chance for LabDem leadership to address questions in regards to it's bid towards participation in a PRM Government and the eventual formation of a Conservative government.
Originally posted by John Waters:
When I was appointed party leader, I set out very clearly that cooperation between likeminded parties of left and centre was crucial to guarantee the country was given a stable government for the coming period. As a party of progressive values we were more than willing to cooperate with our friends, the Popular Republicans, but the concept of a coalition led by Mr. Whitehouse seemed fragile considering the inevitable agreements that would have to be made. There is a stark contrast from the liberal-progressive coalition of 575AER, and the only possible workable coalition a PRM government could have led. The more fundamentalist aspects of the ULC and the FFDP were among Labour Democrats, and clearly also among Popular Republicans, a big hurdle for a workable moderate secular government to steer the country post-war. 
Perhaps more importantly, the prevention of a right-wing government that could be formed with the best intentions from respectable men like Mr. Brokenshire -- but would be ultimately steered into the wrong direction by the far-right elements that he desperately seeks to acquire and hold on to for power. I congratulate Mr. Brokenshire for the good performance in the last election, and LabDems honourably concede the Chancellorship to him and encourage him to remain true to the Falleen values of liberty, democracy and kindness. The attitude of ideological rivalry is one which has characterised Falleen politics for the past century -- even within Democratic Labour. It is important we acknowledge that the success of the Chancellor is a success for the country, and that we shall not shut our eyes and ears to actions which will objectively make life better for the working people of this country. With that said, a strong opposition [to the government] has never been as important as it is right now. This government must be held accountable at each step of the way. From taxes, to defence, to the welfare state and international relations -- we as an opposition must remain vigilant and organised to stop anything that will harm our way of life, our security and our prosperity. We are glad to take the mantle of opposition along our friends in the PRM, and pledge to fight with tooth and nail for your wages, your economic security, your freedoms and your rights.
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