Erdoğan speaks on the PRM.

"I don't know why parties must attack other parties. That is not our intention and we have no joy in speaking on other parties. Instead, we would prefer to spend our time talking good about other parties and working with other parties. But, however, we cannot be continuously attacked and not respond. Today, I'd like to take a brief moment out of my time to speak on another party, the Popular Republican Movement. I will be the first to admit that PRM have done good for our Empire, the Conservatives appreciate that. But they've had their time and it is now time to try something different; to return to normalcy.
It would be beneficial to remind us all what the PRM have done. Recently, the former Foreign Secretary resigned during war. Can you imagine if a Conservative had resigned during war? That caused much fuss in the Foreign Office and our very own Alan Duncan, who was an Under-Secretary, saw first hand the recklessness caused by this resignation. And now where is Ms Gabbard? That's right, back in her position as the PRM spokeswoman for Foreign Affairs. There's no out with the old, in with the new with the PRM.
That's not all. The PRM, since their first election, have never been out of Government. They talk about party over country, well, yes, I think that is correct with them. They put their party before the country because they are desperate, throwing at the mouth for power. The Conservatives have had the opportunity but turned it down because it remains true to its values; we only went into Government during War because we value Country over Party.
And lest we forget their inability to change. Their current leader, Sheldon Whitehouse was challenged for leadership after losing, losing and yes, losing in 575AER. Despite being challenged, he remained in placed and was voted back in. What does that tell you? The PRM do not want change, rather they want to be a party forever stuck in their ways. The Conservatives have been willing to change: changing leaders, cabinet, manifestos, name, establishing the Forum Policy and adjusting our Party Constitution.
Again, I do not talk bad of the PRM with pleasure. But there can only be so much said about us before we respond. I do applaud the PRM for what they have achieved, but they're not working. The Conservatives, who have come a long way, want to return to normalcy and bring Happy Days. Hopefully we can work with the PRM to do that, and not against them."
Category:The Imperial Constitution