WHY FLAMBEAUS ARE BRINGING COMPTON BACK FROM THE DEAD
He's back from the dead to take his party from the Renegades who gave him hell. |
You see, Compton wasn’t just a guy. He was a symbol of
something to the people who followed him. Comptonites each carried their very small
piece of Compton with them during the grieving time when the Renegades took over the party. Over the last two years, people have been putting
their pieces over Compton together, trying to remake the party without being
detected by the Renegades.
Once the Renegades wereno longer burdened with the powers of office, heads of protest and reclamation started popping up. Conspiracy brewed and plots hatched. And from the list of potential contenders, one name emerged as the one most likely to restore the legacy of John Compton.
If he starts to think that makes him important, he shouldn't. Chastanet is just the most convenient figurehead for what is
really happening in Flambeau. King and his Renegade posse aren’t going up
against Chastanet. They’re going up against people who want their goddamned
party back. As with most memorable elections in this country, people aren’t
voting for something. They’re voting against.
They’re voting against the Renegade mentality that they feel
high-jacked the party. They’re voting against the mentality that Flambeau is
not the party of Compton anymore, Compton’s time is over. Compton’s time will
never be over. Not as long as UWP exists.
They’re voting against a leadership that made a series of
unforced errors that led them back into the ignominious mire that Compton had
just pulled them out of. They are voting against scary shit that no one wants
to talk about, especially now that the US State Department’s concern is in
public and on the record.
The Last of The Renegades |
It seems to add up to a Chastanet victory. But Chastanet must always keep in mind that what is really happening here is that someone is being kicked and he is just the lucky guy who gets to fill the vacuum.
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