Opinion article by Candidate for Conservative Branch of RNC Julian (R)
The Republican Party was once the biggest party in the Republic. It had a great leader,Luxis Avaram who led the RNC to their first President of Titulia. Much has changed since Luxis Avaram left the RNC for the General Court. We have new leaders who are somewhat influent. Karl Christen is Avaram’s former Vice President. He now leads the RNC and is highly popular. However,he may not be ‘Republican’ enough. He and Chairman TJ Norton endorsed the RNC’s #1 enemy,Dennis McVicker (L) for President. When that happened,I felt betrayed by the Republican Party. I nearly left the RNC for what’s left of the Conservative Party. I decided to leave the branch that Norton led due to his endorsement for an unfounded branch,the Conservatives. I brought several others with me in my immigration into the Conservatives. I think the RNC should have endorsed Avaram’s former running mate,Trvthseeker (W) for the election because he is slightly more Conservative than McVicker and is a friend of our party. The RNC needs a comeback…in both the US and Titulia. I think Christen and Norton need to attract more people from under-founded parties,especially Conservative branches. If I were Party President,I would target the:
- Conservative Libertarian Branch of the Libs
- Conservative Party
- Conservative Whigs Branch of the Whigs
and others I will not state for now. I hope Christen and Norton plan a successful comeback to bring more people to both Titulia and the RNC. I am about to become the President of the newly-founded Conservatives branch since my colleague here at TC,SOVfan has stepped down. I do not know why the Incumbent, Immigration Min. Robert Descoteaux has not ran for re-election. I respect his founding of the branch and its members. I wish to work with him in the future on branch issues. By the way,I do not plan on running for RNC President in the near future. I may run if Christen or Norton choose to not run.
Visit my campaign site @ www.friendsofjulian.blogspot.com
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