Announcer looks up with a serious look: Our top story, Congress is addressing the growing population of superheroes in Paragon City siting that, "Crime is on a downward spiral as more heroes continue to enter the city crime is officially as of this day at a all time low, and we must decide now do we still need them? Some Statistics say that since crime is at an all time low that heroes are even laxing in their duties and have been seen doing costume contests in Atlas Park. Last count in March there was a total of 274 heroes in Atlas and crime was almost nonexistant." Dianne?
AnchorWoman: Thank you Chris, Paragon City and other like it, has been a debate that has been the focus of many heated and controversial forums aiming at eliminating most of the recorded 100 million spandex heroes worldwide, and the 10% of that population residing in Paragon City.
The Mayor and Statesman racing to the defense of the hero population quickly pointed out that "Paragon City and in fact the world is still in danger of villians and all current heroes and future ones are critical to protecting it's citizens".
However Senator Kennisly blasted by in a radio address," We appreciate all the work Statesman and the surviving 8 has done for us and help in trainning our hero hopefuls. But I would like to point out as an example Circle of Thorn kitnapping has dropped from 140 per week to 57 a week. I commend what these heroes are doing and the work they have put in but I think it is time to ask ourselves can we afford so many heroes if we do not need them?"
Anchorwoman continues: It was last estimated that large population of the criminals have been arrested and that street violence and kidnapping are at tolerable levels before the Ritki war. President(Pick one) had this to say about the current growth of the superhero population in paticular the growing mutant population.
