Nash Criticizes Chancellor

Yttinnis Herald, YTTINNIS — Truman Nash, parliamentary leader for the Federal Liberals, has been once again critical of the Imperial Chancellor, whose government Nash's party nominally supports. Nash says that the Federal Liberals "are fully prepared to give the CCU our concrete support in passing legislation when they have earned it". Nash points to the proposed Economic Bill of Rights, which appears to have failed to pass. "This so-called 'bill of rights' is toothless and undemocratic. I am not even sure I can truly call it a proposal for a change in the law. It reads more like a campaign manifesto. Mr. Brokenshire should realize that he is no longer on the trail, and his party should write laws, not prose". Nash also criticized Brokenshire for not being able to pass a simple proposal dealing with holidays. "Brokenshire passed this bill, but he couldn't see it through all the way, and it failed in the Senate. I previously said that I was unsure if this government could pass a resolution to determine what the Imperial Chancellor was to eat for breakfast. Now, I am quite certain they could not".
Some have criticized Nash for saying that the FLP supports the Government but then voting against government bills and criticizing the Government publicly. Nash responds bluntly: "the Federal Liberal Party wholly supports this government. We are just wondering when they are going to start governing".
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