The problem with small parties is that they have no chance of being elected to parliament, they have no policies that have any relationship to real living, they have no fiscal plans, need I go on? It is my opinion and only my opinion that small parties are peopled by political wannabes who join merely to have a voice on a small stage and that, should the opportunity arise, they would switch allegiance at the drop of a hat.Big Daz wrote:I dont think they ignore them intentionally, a PP needs to make itself known and campaign hard and fast. This is very difficult for the smaller parties with less members and a lot less big money being donated.
In my area the focus for the Green Party for 2010 is membership recruitment. The potential to push Labour down in support is massive in my small part of the world.
Untill the breakthrough into the Houses of Parliment comes then the smaller parties will not get as much notice taken of them as those parties with represenatives in parliment.
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