ANN Exclusive | Mike_Ritter's Cabinet (2.0)

Written by RooZaIsBased

The Prime Minister has today met with the remainder of his cabinet to discuss the future of his government. As reported to the ANN, the meeting was a success, with the meeting resulting in a number of suggestions for the 2nd Cabinet of this government, and a decision on the next Deputy Prime Minister, who is likely to be sill_xz, as informed to the ANN.

This is an important decision for the country, following the mass resignation of cabinet employee's including the Minister for Home Affairs, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Communications, Attorney General etc. The formation of this next cabinet is how the Prime Minister can re-affirm to the people of Australia that he can remain to govern a stable country.

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