Congress Closing

[Ian Plätschisch]

I'm still not sure if Lüc intends to post a speech, but, given that the election starts today, it is high time the Congress be closed.  It has gone on for a month longer than originally planned!

Fellow MRPTers (or Murpitts, as I heard Epic once call us), we proceed into this election with little idea of what is to come, as far as government formation is concerned.  However, we can know that we will use our voice in the Cosa, no matter what size it may be, to advocate for moderate reforms.  When partisan divides drag progress down into the mud, the MRPT is there to lift it back up.  We don't, we can't, achieve this through yelling, screaming, or name calling, but by intently listening to what each side has to say, and forging a compromise.  We have done it before, and we can do it again.

As Congress Leader, I know declare the 5th MRPT Congress to be closed. 

[Lüc]

Well, thanks to the pre-electoral debate on Witt, most of what I wanted to say here has already been mentioned in my closing statement on Wittenberg. Here's to a positive General Election! More than ever, Talossa needs a strong centrist alternative to deliver liberal and progressive policies that bring about personal freedom, an accountable monarchy and active provinces that make sense, and we will deliver the electors just that.