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Dan Goodman
Apr 30, 2013, 3:50:57 PM4/30/13
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In the beginning: Yes, there would be puppet parties. The Heritage
Party would run candidates previously nominated by the Conservative
Party; the Social Justice Party ones previously nominated by the Liberal
Party; the Individualist Party ones previously nominated by the
Libertarian Party; etc.
But I think that after a while, there would be divergence. The officers
of one front party become ambititious; stop taking orders, start planning
to become a major party. Another is taken over by activists for some
cause.
--
Dan Goodman
Party would run candidates previously nominated by the Conservative
Party; the Social Justice Party ones previously nominated by the Liberal
Party; the Individualist Party ones previously nominated by the
Libertarian Party; etc.
But I think that after a while, there would be divergence. The officers
of one front party become ambititious; stop taking orders, start planning
to become a major party. Another is taken over by activists for some
cause.
--
Dan Goodman
Gerry Quinn
May 1, 2013, 1:13:30 PM5/1/13
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In article <nKudnTJXU_88vR3M...@iphouse.net>,
dsg...@iphouse.com says...
Even if things did work that way, how would it make anything better?
- Gerry Quinn
dsg...@iphouse.com says...
- Gerry Quinn
Dan Goodman
May 1, 2013, 3:14:41 PM5/1/13
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The original proponents would presumably say the constitutional changes
would be better because they would result in something closer to what the
Founding Fathers intended.
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Dan Goodman
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