> However in my opinion, there is a great lack of "class consciousness" from the people who vote for these parties After those voted come to power, nothing pre

> However in my opinion, there is a great lack of "class consciousness" from the people who vote for these parties After those voted come to power, nothing prevents them from flipping on their agenda. I've seen it happen countless times, and probably so did you. If only there were mechanics (a la Liquid Democracy) to recast votes in collective actions without the initiative of the government, but by way of constitutional rights. Politicians would be more interested to keep themselves aligned to their electorate, or lose their comfy job before their term would normally end. Politician as a career, and unconditional 4 year terms seem like a problem imo.