Heidi Rhein was worried. The Rhuvish elections were coming up, and while Rhein had stabilized the country, she failed to make it a regional power as the people had hoped. Now, they were beginning to clamor for a system that utilized the planning and strategy of the left while maintaining the spirit and power of the right. This was a danger to Heidi's conservatives. Should this movement continue to gain steam, it could outnumber the CDCP; the Conservative Democratic Christian Party, which was the current ruling government. The worst part was that Rhuvanland would not have another civil war. The country was too weak, and both the CDCP and the National Sonacist Party, or NSP, knew this.
After the Rhuvish War, the Federal Republic of Rhuvanland stabilized. The country regained its national identity, but the National Sonacists felt that the country was abandoning Rhuvanland's old identity in favor of an average-joe unitary parliamentary democracy. This was the rightist element of National Sonacism. Even worse, Rhuvanland was getting closer and closer to the Kannexan Empire, which had just erupted into racist tensions against Flemingovianism due to the attacks in Manhatt. While the National Sonacist movement and the Conservatives agreed that the attacks were atrocious and both lent their hearts out to Kannex, the National Sonacists came to the conclusion that if Rhuvanland continued to idolize Kannex, it would become this racist too.
While the CDCP did not condemn or commend the racism in Kannex, the NSP only condemned it, calling the Kannexans "hateful and evil", and stating that "the Flemingovians who are terrorists are only a minority of the Flemingovian faithful." The National Sonacist Party leader, Friedrich Ulrich, commented "the Kannexan people must fight terrorism, yes, but not by fighting 100% of the Flemingovians. Only the 1% that are bad eggs must be fought. The rest are now victims of a vicious, evil, disgusting hate that appalls the National Sonacist Party. The Party believes firmly that such a country, whose people are uneducated in the obvious truth and know only hate, is a country our people cannot and must not work with, for if we do such hate may spill into our borders." This was the NSP's leftist element.
Heidi knew this well, and that was why she was worried, more than the fact that she had no chance in the elections if things continued the way they were. The Rhuvish were beginning to lean toward the left, and wanted to distance themselves from Kannex. From the East. From Christ. Rhein could only hope, and work hard. She worked overtime, and doubled her duties as Chancellor. She increased all governmental activity, especially her own, as mentioned before. She wanted to appear to the Rhuvish as a hard-working conservative, one they could trust as their leader. But the National Sonacists saw this as a weak leader trying to appeal to them by trying to expand the government, a hallmark of left-wing politics. And they stayed resolute. The elections were on November 24, 2015; and things were looking worse and worse for Rhein. Many political pundits predicted that Rhuvanland would become a National Sonacist state imminently.
After the Rhuvish War, the Federal Republic of Rhuvanland stabilized. The country regained its national identity, but the National Sonacists felt that the country was abandoning Rhuvanland's old identity in favor of an average-joe unitary parliamentary democracy. This was the rightist element of National Sonacism. Even worse, Rhuvanland was getting closer and closer to the Kannexan Empire, which had just erupted into racist tensions against Flemingovianism due to the attacks in Manhatt. While the National Sonacist movement and the Conservatives agreed that the attacks were atrocious and both lent their hearts out to Kannex, the National Sonacists came to the conclusion that if Rhuvanland continued to idolize Kannex, it would become this racist too.
While the CDCP did not condemn or commend the racism in Kannex, the NSP only condemned it, calling the Kannexans "hateful and evil", and stating that "the Flemingovians who are terrorists are only a minority of the Flemingovian faithful." The National Sonacist Party leader, Friedrich Ulrich, commented "the Kannexan people must fight terrorism, yes, but not by fighting 100% of the Flemingovians. Only the 1% that are bad eggs must be fought. The rest are now victims of a vicious, evil, disgusting hate that appalls the National Sonacist Party. The Party believes firmly that such a country, whose people are uneducated in the obvious truth and know only hate, is a country our people cannot and must not work with, for if we do such hate may spill into our borders." This was the NSP's leftist element.
Heidi knew this well, and that was why she was worried, more than the fact that she had no chance in the elections if things continued the way they were. The Rhuvish were beginning to lean toward the left, and wanted to distance themselves from Kannex. From the East. From Christ. Rhein could only hope, and work hard. She worked overtime, and doubled her duties as Chancellor. She increased all governmental activity, especially her own, as mentioned before. She wanted to appear to the Rhuvish as a hard-working conservative, one they could trust as their leader. But the National Sonacists saw this as a weak leader trying to appeal to them by trying to expand the government, a hallmark of left-wing politics. And they stayed resolute. The elections were on November 24, 2015; and things were looking worse and worse for Rhein. Many political pundits predicted that Rhuvanland would become a National Sonacist state imminently.
