Faust, explain this

[Faust]

The 30th sounds terrible.  It puts the inquiry process under the direct control of the government.

On the bright side, if for whatever reason it got through, our government would have no idea how to use it.

Ugh.

The Republic is some messy business, from what I've been hearing lately.

It's.... mixed.
Its still one of the best places to live in the world, the government isn't too intrusive, I mean when the only issues it can be largely faulted on are abortion (which can be bipassed with an 80 euro ticket), and gay marriage we really dont have it too bad.

Well, I do plan on retiring there. The climate at least holds no surprises and you don't get the extremes that you do in Boston. I also imagine that Irish liberalism will catch up by that time due to a dying off of staunch Catholicism in the next 25 years.

I wouldn't bank on it, but even if it doesn't we have progressed to the stage that this is one of the more tolerable Countries.

[Cain]

Higgins is set to win.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

I just saw on the news. Looks like your man won faust!

[Faust]

Im glad, to be honest after the last debate there was no way sean was going to win. I wonder what the outcome if the two referenda were.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Cant seem to find any news on them. Maybe theyre still counting the votes on it.

[Faust]

Probably, normally takes two to three days.