Nash Blasts NFO and Bonhart, Signals Early Strife in Government

Yttinnis Herald, YTTINNIS — Truman Nash, parliamentary leader for the Federal Liberals, has come out in strong opposition of a number of bills put forward by the New Falleentium Order (NFO). Nash stated to the press that "these bills represent not only a certain degree of lunacy and a cavalier attitude that Mr. Bonhart has towards what we do here in the Chamber of Deputies, but it brings into the light the illiberal and dare I say fascistic tendencies of his party". The NFO recently proposed a bill declaring remembrance of so-called "victims of communism and socialism" and another bill suggesting that prisoners no longer be compensated for work that they complete in prison. Nash said that "such proposals have no place in federal politics. Perhaps the deputies for the NFO should return to the minor leagues". 
The strife between the Federal Liberals and the NFO poses a problem for the government, whose majority depends upon support from the two parties. Speaking on this issue, Nash was clear: "I am not sure what sort of majority the Government can claim to have with the discongruent set of beliefs shared by supporting parties. The Government may have the numbers de jure, but if the Imperial Chancellor cannot keep these radicals at bay, he'll be lucky to accomplish so much as deciding what to have for breakfast".
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