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Each party during the coalition's lifetime will seek to position itself to improve its vote and seat share in the next election . Thus conflict is built into both coalition situations and minority governments . Every coalition will see ...
Each party during the coalition's lifetime will seek to position itself to improve its vote and seat share in the next election . Thus conflict is built into both coalition situations and minority governments . Every coalition will see ...
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Then we have the bourgeois democracy of our own country whose large electorate is only able to vote in , not vote out , candidates . A majority of people in all these democracies have nothing to do with the actual running of society .
Then we have the bourgeois democracy of our own country whose large electorate is only able to vote in , not vote out , candidates . A majority of people in all these democracies have nothing to do with the actual running of society .
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Reflect on the citizen who does not vote , who chooses not to vote . By choosing thus , does he become less or more of a citizen ? Reflect on what made him choose not to vote . By choosing not to vote , is he less or more of a voter ?
Reflect on the citizen who does not vote , who chooses not to vote . By choosing thus , does he become less or more of a citizen ? Reflect on what made him choose not to vote . By choosing not to vote , is he less or more of a voter ?
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