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Whatdaya bet Hillary starts the "waterworks" again	by Lab raT	2008-02-09 18:53:45
I'm not certain I get this concept.	by Eroen	2008-02-09 20:06:15
Your election thingy, why does the public debates (and apparently public voting) spend ages determining internal party buisness? Is it just to keep everybody's minds off the political difference of your (only two?) parties, or is it just a projection of a non-functional party interior? Also, is there any significant bit left of "party politics" as it was once introduced with people having the same ideas forming a party, sorting out a platform and working towards an election? I only observe separate "candidates" with no interest what so ever in the rest of their party. Maybe one or two of you could enlighten my impression of your "distro" of democracy? Please? kthx.
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because the two parties are SO big	by subbywan	2008-02-09 20:13:34
Yes, but isn't the person put as president	by Eroen	2008-02-09 20:18:39
eh... The president is expected to push the Party	by subbywan	2008-02-09 20:20:55
So the President (as head)	by Eroen	2008-02-09 20:28:01
not really. They just like to think so.	by subbywan	2008-02-09 20:36:07
While I now understand the dynamics of	by Eroen	2008-02-09 20:46:36
Congress is. Part of the Senate is.	by subbywan	2008-02-09 20:50:53

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