The Republican Party prioritizes its own interests over the rule of law
The Republican Party Presidency just held a meeting
Quentin:
| After a three-week hiatus, we convened a meeting of the Republican Party Presidency. We reviewed the Government's various initiatives regarding both the fight against the coronavirus and the recovery efforts following the earthquake. We also provided updates on our economic and social relief packages. These measures are comprehensive, substantial, and among the most robust within the European Union, all designed specifically to protect jobs and support both the economy and our fellow citizens. Every activity discussed received full backing during the session. |
Summary:
- Limiting indoor gatherings to fewer than five people.
- This restriction seems arbitrary rather than necessary. After all, travel passes allow for unlimited movement, and drivers are exempt too.
- If the Republican Party can hold a meeting with 30 to 40 people in an enclosed room, why can't we have church services, concerts, or open up farmers' markets, provided everyone gives their word of honor to maintain a six-foot distance?
- There was a fair amount of mutual self-congratulation, along with plenty of opportunities to take shots at Bernardić—because apparently, the political campaign never truly ends, especially with elections coming up this fall.
- What concerns me most are the matters the Republican Party discusses and decides behind closed doors, as they have clearly proven that this is their preferred method of operation.