TITULIA CITY (RNC Daily) | RNC Leader JP9893 released the original RNC Manifesto 2010 that was not approved by the former Linardist coalition. The current manifesto was drafted and edited from the original version after agreements with the Linardist coalition partners in June. The original manifesto has already been released and is located at the end of this post.
Original, unedited RNC Manifesto disapproved by the former Linardist coalition (above)
Linardist-approved RNC Manifesto 2010 (above)
Differences from RNC Manifestos:
- One proposes a “Parliamentary Commission”, while one promotes the “Codex proposal” that was later shunned by the RNC Leadership.
- One proposes a referendum on the establishment of a parliament, while the other doesn’t and simply assumes the Codex proposal has been implemented.
- The original one calls for taxes to be put in the equation in order to raise government revenue and create adverts to bring in new Titulians.
- The original calls for an election of the General Court justices and Titulia Post Staff.
- The original one calls for recalls of elected officials to be permitted*
* In a statement, former RNC Leader Julian meant that the recalls were for : President, and various other cabinet officials. He went on to say that he wanted to consider recalls of the General Court justices as well – but it did not make its way onto the final draft.
Some of these positions in the original were reportedly strongly condemned by the Linardists, especially General Court reform according to Former RNC Chairman JI981993 (R-Con).
QUESTION: Which RNC Manifesto 2010 do you prefer?
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