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A tabloid magazine, The National Incriminator, has revealed the sordid details of an affair between one of your top advisors, Robert Lotsalovin, and his secretary.
"They found out I did WHAT?!" Advisor Lotsalovin says in his morning meeting in your office. "This just can't happen! How can government officials do their jobs properly if we have to work under the constant scrutiny of these idiotic supermarket tabloids? I say tabloid newspapers must be banned, and we must not allow newspapers to speak ill of our government officials... for the good of Rex Ventorum, of course..."
"Unbelievable!" says Reverend Jake Janssen of the local Catholic church. "Our government officials must be held to a higher standard than this! Mr. Lotsalovin must be removed from office and jailed. We cannot allow such disgusting corruption within the halls of justice!"
"Whoa, whoa, hey, now..." argues Senator Zeke 무궁화. "What happened to Mr. Lotsalovin is no different than affairs that happen all over Rex Ventorum every day! Before you know it, they'll be after YOUR sexual history! I think what we need to do is take the public attention off of it somehow, perhaps by... oh, I don't know... giving them a tax cut! That'll divert their attention from this momentary distraction just long enough for Mr. Lotsalovin's divorce process to end!"
****** already these ****** religion***s are crawling everywhere. Seriously. Why can't I have similar options in meaning but without all this *****. But the others are so cool: the first option is radicalism for schoolkids dictators, the third one "let's lower taxes to distract people from such events!", what even is that? What even is that, I ask you, esteemed Senate? What same ***** are you offering me here? Okay, calm down, let's start over. Ahem, ahem. I could easily put him away for two years, since marital infidelity in the FRRV is prosecuted by law (or at least it should be, I don't remember what I chose in such an issue if there was one a hundred years ago). I don't want to dismiss the second one in a row, so I'll have to send the guy to prison. Indeed, government members should not set a bad example for citizens.