Labour Front
The National Assembly
Ashur Boro sat in the chamber of the National Assembly, his face one of consternation as he observed the latest events. In the same speech that Mr. Kolin, Leader of the Opposition, had announced the creation of the Shadow Cabinet which was according to plan, he had gone onto begin praising none other then Mr. Melembe. The Minister for Labour and Health within the government and the same man who had insulted Ashur in the last set debates on the National Assembly floor. The grand irony to it all was that had a Speaker been present, Mr. Melembe would have at-the-least been reprimanded for his venomous words, but instead his punishment came in the form of a nomination to that respected station of Speaker.
When Ashur had confronted Zaya after the National Assembly session had drawn to a close, he had received the baffling explanation that the entire ordeal had been some infernal and backwards plot to reveal corruption within the ranks of the Liberal Democrats. With these words in mind and the knowledge that Samgola Dawn would place their political antics and agenda over the well being of Samgola and the running of it's democracy, the party had resolved that the fortunes of the Labour Front would not be tied to Mr. Kolin's Shadow Cabinet or Samgola Dawn. Days later Mr. Boro would tender his resignation to the Leader of the Opposition behind closed doors to avoid scandal, with a simple public announcement declaring that due to a "disagreement on direction" Mr. Boro would be resigning from his seat as Shadow Minister for Welfare and would be instead focusing his efforts as a member of the National Assembly furthering the interests of the people of Samgola.