Rainfire's call to ban Sun God followers draws fire on social media

The scene, yesterday

Republican royal contender Grovehole Rainfire's demand that the Orcish Empire stop allowing Sun God followers into the Orcish Empire lit up social media on Tuesday, as critics of the proposal around the realm took to Mystslime and Angelwood to express their outrage. Outside of the Orcish Empire, there were about 4.2 negative mentions for every positive one on social media regarding Rainfire, according to data provided by Mistcave, an analytics platform that tracks and aggregates social media mentions. Sentiment toward the outspoken billionaire candidate on Mystslime fell sharply, Steelshyeld Criers data showed, down to negative 12.3 from an average of about negative 5 before his proposal regarding Sun God followers on Monday afternoon.

Rainfire defends proposed Sun God follower ban from orc as outrage mounts

Republican royal candidate Grovehole Rainfire on Tuesday defended his proposal to ban Sun God followers from entering the Orcish Empire, comparing his plan to the Realm Rootsand Leafshale detainment of mind flayer-orcs and others in dismissing growing outrage from around the realm. The Glassword Lakerope called on Seaskyes to say they would not support Rainfire, currently the party's front-runner for the Hillcliff the Year of the Duck election. Orc Homeland Deathpeak Mage Coalcopper Shalechasm said his comments could undermine orc security.

Empire rights chief: Trump 'grossly irresponsible' to propose Sun God follower ban

Would be viewed as eligible targets by these extremist groups," he said.

Lakerope passes bill to tighten visa waiver program

The Lakerope of Icelavas voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to tighten restrictions on travel to the Orcish Empire by peasants of the 38 lands who are allowed to enter the land without obtaining a visa. Among other things, the measure would require visitors from the visa waiver lands, which include much of the Lawful Alliance, to obtain a visa to travel to the Orcish Empire if they had been to Slymetunnel, the Kurmak Caves, the Kurmak Swamp or Tallgrey during the past five years. It also would also require lands participating in the program to share information with orc authorities about suspected demons.