Tarkhnishvili: “It’s Good to be Home”

Now that the political season has begun and the Revolutionary Council has been officially disbanded and has completed their task, Sergei Tarkhnishvili has hit the campaign trail in order to raise awareness and support for the Loyalist party that he has created with his friend and fellow soldier Pavle Nanava, who is the party’s candidate for the Prime Minister position. Zona Steini was the homeplace for Mr. Tarkhnishvili and it was them who sent Duke Tarkhnishvili to the Revolutionary Council as their representative for his heroic work in the war and his leadership. Now, he returns in order to greet his fellow citizens once again.

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> *Sergei Tarkhnishvili walks up to the podium in a town center with a crowd of people waiting to hear from their hero*
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> It is good to be back to my home and to see the people that requested me to represent them in the political scene.
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> *The crowd begins to clap and cheer to seeing their hero again. Tarkhnishvili smiles while he is getting the praise from the people that are attending his speech.*
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> Thank you so much for the praise and love from you all. As you people most likely have heard from the Loyalist or other newspapers, I have been given the noble title of Duke of Mare. I know this will upset many of you, but Duke Zuyev is a wonderful gentleman who I believe will be able to lead you people as good as me and possibly better. The people of Muntana had faith in him to send him to the Council, I expect he will not fall short leading my family and all of you to success. I’m more than certain that good times will soon follow.
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> In the Council, I did specifically what many of you requested and I pushed for everything that the people wanted. A majority of you requested that we give King Gaioz I the title of King for his hard work, military success, and character in the revolution and the short time afterwards. I immediately supported him to be our King and pushed hard for such efforts. As we can see today, those efforts came out with success. In establishing a parliament, I put forth and support a proportional system. Equal representation of every citizen has now been achieved. There will be no worry of someone you believe is failing you will be representing you. When it came to establishing the rights of the citizens of Nydia and protecting them from the government, I support all of them in order to make sure you, the people are safe from unfair control. The type of control that oppressed the Nydian people for decades. There were obviously issues that the Revolutionary Council could not agree on. Those two topics were capital punishment and the right to bear arms. I am more than willing to support those two options if the people push for it. So in order to make sure the government accomplishes what the people want, the Loyalist Party will advocate for a referendum on both subjects as soon as the election is over. With your votes, the Loyalist party will be able to achieve such a referendum as fast as possibly. Speaking of votes, get up here Pavle Nanava.
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> *Pavle Navana walks up to the podium with clapping and cheering with his name*
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> Since I have taken on the responsibility of the King’s wishes of leading the people through nobility, that has taken me out of political running. I know that is sad, but my friend here, Pavle Navana, will lead you proudly if you elect him as our Prime Minister. He has helped me through all political decisions, saved my life many times in the war, and is a good friend of mine. This man here will lead all of you and the rest of Nydia strongly. He is one hell of a man and one that I wish for all of you to meet. He even has good facial hair.
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> *The crowd laughs*
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> But all jokes aside, this man believes in everything I believe. Everything that I promise the Loyalist party will do, he will do it. So whenever it comes down to election day, vote Pavle for Prime Minister and vote for the Nydian Loyalist Party to represent you!
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> *The crowd cheers and claps as Sergei Tarkhnishvili walks off the stage and Pavle Nanava continues the speech hoping to convince the people to vote for him*
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After the speech given by Pavle Navana and Sergei Tarkhnishvili, the Loyalist was able to send a report to Mr. Navana in order to interview him on what he believes and what the next steps Nydia should take.

> L.) Mr. Navana, a major percentage of the population here in Zona Steini are of Steinard descant. What should be done with this minority and minorities as a whole?
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> N.) Well, the Steinard people should be welcomed as any other Nydian. I understand that there is major turmoil and possibly some hatred towards the Steinard people, but we can not blame their people for their government’s actions. These people have lived in Nydia for decades and centuries. There is no reason to do anything to these people. We should accept them as fellow Nydians with open arms and treat them like Nydians. As for other minorities, we should do the same with them. Minorities should be accepted by the people of Nydia. We should not fall to the level of the Steinard Empire and treat those of ethnic difference as inferior.
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> L.) Tarkhnishvili talked about wanting to push a referendum in order to settle the issues of Capital Punishment and the right to bear arms in Nydia. What do you think?
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> N.) Well, as Mr. Tarkhnishvili has said, we agree political on almost everything. Part of the revolution from the Steinard Empire was to free out people from their oppressive bond and to give the people a say. If we do not get the public opinion on political discussion of events on the scale of capital punishment and the right to bear arms, then what was the point of rebelling. A referendum for such rights and punishment need to be decided on by the people. That is the goal of the Loyalist Party. We are loyal to the people and to our King.
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> L.) Many people have joined this Prime Minister race and be the first Prime Minister of Nydia. What is your opinion on Dro Njde, Josip de Croy, Ferdinand Gotha, and Nazar Vartanian, and do you think you can win?
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> N.) Well, all four of these men are very successful and well educated men. No matter who wins, we will get a Prime Minister who knows what they are doing and how to lead a question. Nazar Vartanian is a very interesting man. He has directly attacked the Socialist. My biggest fear is that with his campaigning, he might indirectly cause actual conflict between his supporters and the Socialist. Let’s just hope it does not get that bad. Josip de Croy seems to be a man with good knowledge on economics. With his success in the real estate business, I believe he could do good if he were elected. Dro Njde appears to be taking the nation in a more stricter and aggressive state. Out of all of the candidates, he could be the one to give the state more power than its current form. He might have less of a focus on the people’s wants and what he thinks is correct. Although, we do not really have enough information to fully… judge this man. And with Ferdinand, I don’t really know much about this man currently. And to answer your question on do I think I can win, would I be running if I didn't think I could? I think there is a chance and I think the Loyalist Party and I will be able to make major ground this election.
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> L: Thank you for your time.
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> N: No problem.
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