2007-02-10
05:08:17
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8 answers
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asked by
El P
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Politics & Government
➔ Government
This question was asked not for identifying any person to blame, because the parties are bigger then any one person, rather to see if there was an identifiable core principal that could draw a person in.
With 8 answers in, it would appear that for the most part people do not know much about the parties, or the parties do not hold founding principles. If truly a party does not have a founding principle that they stand on, then when you vote for a representative of that party, how do you know for sure if he or she will stand true to what they say they can offer.
Having a Democracy means that the people can vote for the person they believe will serve them best. This is a gift and responsibility that the founding fathers bestowed upon us.
2007-02-11
00:40:55 ·
update #1