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Moderates Announce Roxanne Dietrich-Hall as First Chairwoman
By Anna Moreau
Published: Fein 1584
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Dietrich-Hall (33) approaches the podium for her first official press conference as Chairwoman of the Moderate Coalition of Nyland
Nykoping, Nyland - After a brief deliberation, Roxanne Dietrich-Hall has been appointed Chairwoman of the Moderate Coalition of Nyland, a new party created just this year.
The selection was decided after a brief congress of all assembled Moderates assemblypersons (22 in full) to determine the chairperson before further deliberations could begin to determine policy objectives, platforms and other decisions for the upcoming election season. The First Congress of the Moderate Coalition of Nyland is expected to begin next week, capping off a flurry of activity for the new party.
The selection of Dietrich-Hall comes as a bit of a surprise, as her relative inexperience left many looking to older, more experienced options, including many of the Moderates coming from the New Centrist List. Still, many saw her youth as representative of the partys new beginnings, and she has chosen to surround herself with those same experienced names to provide counsel and serve as party leaders.
Though specific party platforms are to be decided after the primaries and the upcoming party congress Dietrich-Hall did briefly speak on the direction in which she planned to move the party.
"There is a distinct lack of a true centre-right option in Nyland. The Liberalists are hamstrung by extremists and disunity -- this was the key impetus in the creation of our new party after all -- and while I have immense respect for the work the NCL, and more recently the NCA, has done, it is clear they are moving towards a centre-left platform. There is a reason many early NCL leaders are now Moderates. We will represent a new voice that has been sidelined for some time."
There is still much up in the air for the Moderates, who have little time to make crucial decisions before they participate in the upcoming elections. It is also to be seen how the Liberalists react to the splinter party, as NL leaders have thus far refrained from commenting. Moderates have come from other parties as well, so it is a bit of a surprise nothing has yet come forward, but surely in time comments will be made.
Moderates Announce Roxanne Dietrich-Hall as First Chairwoman
By Anna Moreau
Published: Fein 1584
Dietrich-Hall (33) approaches the podium for her first official press conference as Chairwoman of the Moderate Coalition of Nyland
Nykoping, Nyland - After a brief deliberation, Roxanne Dietrich-Hall has been appointed Chairwoman of the Moderate Coalition of Nyland, a new party created just this year.
The selection was decided after a brief congress of all assembled Moderates assemblypersons (22 in full) to determine the chairperson before further deliberations could begin to determine policy objectives, platforms and other decisions for the upcoming election season. The First Congress of the Moderate Coalition of Nyland is expected to begin next week, capping off a flurry of activity for the new party.
The selection of Dietrich-Hall comes as a bit of a surprise, as her relative inexperience left many looking to older, more experienced options, including many of the Moderates coming from the New Centrist List. Still, many saw her youth as representative of the partys new beginnings, and she has chosen to surround herself with those same experienced names to provide counsel and serve as party leaders.
Though specific party platforms are to be decided after the primaries and the upcoming party congress Dietrich-Hall did briefly speak on the direction in which she planned to move the party.
"There is a distinct lack of a true centre-right option in Nyland. The Liberalists are hamstrung by extremists and disunity -- this was the key impetus in the creation of our new party after all -- and while I have immense respect for the work the NCL, and more recently the NCA, has done, it is clear they are moving towards a centre-left platform. There is a reason many early NCL leaders are now Moderates. We will represent a new voice that has been sidelined for some time."
There is still much up in the air for the Moderates, who have little time to make crucial decisions before they participate in the upcoming elections. It is also to be seen how the Liberalists react to the splinter party, as NL leaders have thus far refrained from commenting. Moderates have come from other parties as well, so it is a bit of a surprise nothing has yet come forward, but surely in time comments will be made.