582 Popular Republican National Conference Convenes in Tenpenny Tower

The Popular Republican Movement held its party conference this week at the upscale Tenpenny Tower Hotel in Farrulli. The Tower's founder, Allistair Tenpenny, was elected to parliament on the Popular Republican ticket in 575, and served as the party's first treasurer from 577-579.
This is the first high-profile, formal conference the party has held in over a decade of political activity. Only becoming a major player in Falleen federal politics after its second election, this conference will precede the first campaign where the Popular Republican Movement is expected to stand a strong chance of winning the Chancellery. The Popular Republican National Conference (PRNC) is designed to formulate strategy and policy ahead of the impending election campaign.
The PRNC will reconvene several times in the coming weeks. A number of new developments decided in the PRNC are expected to be revealed in the near future, including most prominently the new party platform, but possibly also a new slogan and a slate of new policy experts to assist in messaging. 
The PRNC was known to be attended by the entire PRM leadership, including Deputy Imperial Chancellor Sheldon Whitehouse, party spokesman Arlen Specter, party whip Guy Fieri, Secretary-General Jeff Sessions, party treasurer Richard Nixon, and party founder and chairman Stuart Ponsonby. Additionally, prominent MPs who are not part of the incumbent party leadership were also in attendance, such as Jimmy Dore, a former comedian and radio show host from Hastiga who is considered a leading voice on the party's left-wing; Tulsi Gabbard, the former Foreign Secretary who resigned in protest after the Senate rejected her legislation in a widely-panned move; John Fetterman, a well-known early party member who helped define party policy on certain tax and trade policies; and Tenpenny himself, who hails from the business class and is considered more conservative.
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