Monthly Archives: June 2023

“The Radicals and the Social Democrats will be peeved,” Ricardo Sanchez said.  “But if I am doing the numbers right, Whitecloth can make that stick.  TerHorst has spent the last several decades reforming his Senate roster.  National Front people are … Continue reading →

“Strong objection?”  Elektra asked.  “I know of no objection.  By the way, did you know that in his part of the Union by custom the Speaker gets to run unopposed in each election.” “What an interesting observation.”  Ariel D’Angelo winked. … Continue reading →

“Officially, I cannot condone Elizavetsian terrorism, but unofficially I expect that few hearts will be broken,” Bronkowski answered.  “Thank you for an educational discussion.” “You’re most welcome.  Please do get me, soon, the names of the defectors.”  “But of course,”  … Continue reading →

“I see that someone, undoubtedly to maintain deniability, has now forgotten to tell me about our triumph of codebreaking,” Elektra answered.  “If you would be so kind as to send me the list of the seventy Senators who were falsely … Continue reading →

And on call waiting I have, dear me, Republic Legate Bronkoski,”  Daphne announced. “Amazing,” Elektra said.  “The other party heads did as asked, and TerHorst knew he had to call.  Very well.  Bronkowski it is.” Bronkowski’s unsmiling face appeared on … Continue reading →

“And what is your issue, Friedrich?” Elektra asked. “We have several common platform planks,” TerHorst answered.  “One is enforcing the Import Restriction Act.  Another is launching a chain of National Technical Universities.  I suspect you can name more off the … Continue reading →

“I will begin with individual conversation  with other party leaders,” DeWitt announced.  “After lunch.  It is late, I missed breakfast again, and hungry negotiators are bad negotiators.  Please send text to my number two, Daphne Mueller, with any times you … Continue reading →