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I don't mind a rag-tag coalition , my problem is with the stability of it. Its probably better for parties with at least a common minimum program to work toget
by ivenkys 16y ago
I don't mind a rag-tag coalition , my problem is with the stability of it.
Its probably better for parties with at least a common minimum program to work together than two parties that have nothing in common trying to stick together and run a government for 5 years.
- kmfrk 16y agoI guess the problem with Great Britain is that there are no recent historical accounts of it working combined with the fact that the economic crisis requires immediate, resolute action. Having the Lib-Dems be the king-makers at every election might be a weird case---assuming that no other popular parties begin emerging.