Geneva, Alexandria. To the casual observer of Alexandrian politics the passing of the resolution to formally announce the formation of a conservative government can't come a moment too soon. The pace of legislative life in our Empire is currently resembling the pace of life that any two-toed sloth can be found enjoying in any zoo worldwide.
Jose Frias, the Prime Minister, presented a dynamic front prior to the election during campaigning, but now must be seen to push the government into action. Similarly Frias must be seen to take action against absenteeism in the parliament and lead by example by pushing through legislation promised to voters.
For the casual observer the wait goes on, but hopefully inaction will be combatted before the parliamentary seat gather dust and cobwebs.
Jose Frias, the Prime Minister, presented a dynamic front prior to the election during campaigning, but now must be seen to push the government into action. Similarly Frias must be seen to take action against absenteeism in the parliament and lead by example by pushing through legislation promised to voters.
For the casual observer the wait goes on, but hopefully inaction will be combatted before the parliamentary seat gather dust and cobwebs.
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