17-03-2026, 06:54 AM
REPUBLICANS ENDORSE HUANG ZITAO
Republicans become largest party in National Conference but give up their chance at forming government
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Zhang Zemin on stage at the Pàocài Hien Ho-King Conference Centre for business and development in Kaizhou moments before the decision to endorse Huang Zitao was made
Tian'an, Han: In a shocking move that not a single Indralan could see for all their years, the Republicans endorsed Lotus Party leader Huang Zitao for Chancellor. The decision was abrupt, not swift nor planned. It was a judgement made in the last hour before the polls opened and the ballots were printed, it was a decision made upon the setting sun.
SETTING THE SCENE
The evening before the ballots were printed for the election, Zhang Zemin was giving a speech on the importance of international credibility when it comes to doing business. This took place at the Pàocài Hien Ho-King Conference Centre for business and development in Kaizhou. His speech outlined his new thinkings for the economic grand plan of Indrala moving forward, citing an increase in privatization but with a matched set of regulatory measures that would see only certain sectors (such as agriculture and resource development) remain tax and regulation free, while so called "luxury goods" would face tighter restrictions on the basis of their actual necessity - not perceived demand. Foreign investors and business men and women of Indrala alike were focused in on the leader and his speech with high intensity. Mr. Zhang then turned political as he asked the crowd who would like to see a Republican government in the National Conference instead of the Lotus Party and the result was clear...
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Zhang Zemin gauging the support for his party among Indralan business leaders.
TENSIONS RISE
As his speech slowly chugged on, the crowd became tired and sleepy. Zhang Zemin had apparently not understood the doctors orders to "take it easy" as he trudged through his speech. Seconds became minutes and minutes became hours, and eventually Zhang Zemin started to slur his words. At first the crowd interpreted it as simple stuttering, however Mr. Zhang started to topple over under his own weight. He flipped over, as one observer put it: "a** over tea kettle." His aides rushed on stage to escort his body off swiftly, and the crowd stood up in anticipation and fear. Hall 1A of the Pàocài Hien Ho-King Conference Centre for business and development in Kaizhou had never been so tense...
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Zhang Zemin beginning to stroke.
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The Republican leader's aids were quick to assist him.
AFTERMATH
After 20 minutes, Zhang Zemin returned on stage with a glass of what appeared to be water and a new pair of pants. He apologized for the inconvenience and assured the audience that he was going to be alright. His closing remarks highlighted the necessity of political stability to breed a positive business environment, and he spent a great deal of time attacking the NAP (National Awakening Party) for their lack of political engagement and passive approach to sensitive issues, such as the Dalibor crisis and Typhoon Yutu. He urged the business men and women and foreign investors to place their faith in traditional Indralan lawmakers such as himself and Huang Zitao, for despite their differences he says, they share a country of people that unite them. His closing remarks were met with roaring applause and cheers, to which he ended with a salute and great sip of water.
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Zhang Zemin waving goodbye to his crowd.
ELECTION RESULTS
Following Zhang Zemin's incident, the Republicans held a news conference announcing their intention to endorse Huang Zitao as Chancellor in order to prevent a NAP government. The focus for the party is getting their leader back to good health before they launch a full scale campaign and contest for the next election with a strong and fortified Zhang Zemin at the helm. Despite this, the election gave the Republicans an overall positive result, however they are largely powerless without Zhang Zemin as Chancellor. The Republicans have hinted towards working with the Lotus Party on some issues until the next election is called, however they want nothing to do with the National Awakening Party. Only time will tell if Zhang Zemin can get back to health and lead this struggling party into a majority government in the future.
More to come...
Originally posted by Treehugger on 22 October 2017.
Republicans become largest party in National Conference but give up their chance at forming government
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Zhang Zemin on stage at the Pàocài Hien Ho-King Conference Centre for business and development in Kaizhou moments before the decision to endorse Huang Zitao was made
Tian'an, Han: In a shocking move that not a single Indralan could see for all their years, the Republicans endorsed Lotus Party leader Huang Zitao for Chancellor. The decision was abrupt, not swift nor planned. It was a judgement made in the last hour before the polls opened and the ballots were printed, it was a decision made upon the setting sun.
SETTING THE SCENE
The evening before the ballots were printed for the election, Zhang Zemin was giving a speech on the importance of international credibility when it comes to doing business. This took place at the Pàocài Hien Ho-King Conference Centre for business and development in Kaizhou. His speech outlined his new thinkings for the economic grand plan of Indrala moving forward, citing an increase in privatization but with a matched set of regulatory measures that would see only certain sectors (such as agriculture and resource development) remain tax and regulation free, while so called "luxury goods" would face tighter restrictions on the basis of their actual necessity - not perceived demand. Foreign investors and business men and women of Indrala alike were focused in on the leader and his speech with high intensity. Mr. Zhang then turned political as he asked the crowd who would like to see a Republican government in the National Conference instead of the Lotus Party and the result was clear...
[image missing]
Zhang Zemin gauging the support for his party among Indralan business leaders.
TENSIONS RISE
As his speech slowly chugged on, the crowd became tired and sleepy. Zhang Zemin had apparently not understood the doctors orders to "take it easy" as he trudged through his speech. Seconds became minutes and minutes became hours, and eventually Zhang Zemin started to slur his words. At first the crowd interpreted it as simple stuttering, however Mr. Zhang started to topple over under his own weight. He flipped over, as one observer put it: "a** over tea kettle." His aides rushed on stage to escort his body off swiftly, and the crowd stood up in anticipation and fear. Hall 1A of the Pàocài Hien Ho-King Conference Centre for business and development in Kaizhou had never been so tense...
[gif missing]
Zhang Zemin beginning to stroke.
[gif missing]
The Republican leader's aids were quick to assist him.
AFTERMATH
After 20 minutes, Zhang Zemin returned on stage with a glass of what appeared to be water and a new pair of pants. He apologized for the inconvenience and assured the audience that he was going to be alright. His closing remarks highlighted the necessity of political stability to breed a positive business environment, and he spent a great deal of time attacking the NAP (National Awakening Party) for their lack of political engagement and passive approach to sensitive issues, such as the Dalibor crisis and Typhoon Yutu. He urged the business men and women and foreign investors to place their faith in traditional Indralan lawmakers such as himself and Huang Zitao, for despite their differences he says, they share a country of people that unite them. His closing remarks were met with roaring applause and cheers, to which he ended with a salute and great sip of water.
[image missing]
Zhang Zemin waving goodbye to his crowd.
ELECTION RESULTS
Following Zhang Zemin's incident, the Republicans held a news conference announcing their intention to endorse Huang Zitao as Chancellor in order to prevent a NAP government. The focus for the party is getting their leader back to good health before they launch a full scale campaign and contest for the next election with a strong and fortified Zhang Zemin at the helm. Despite this, the election gave the Republicans an overall positive result, however they are largely powerless without Zhang Zemin as Chancellor. The Republicans have hinted towards working with the Lotus Party on some issues until the next election is called, however they want nothing to do with the National Awakening Party. Only time will tell if Zhang Zemin can get back to health and lead this struggling party into a majority government in the future.
More to come...
Originally posted by Treehugger on 22 October 2017.
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