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Question: Given the recent election results, would you now support a united right party?
#1
I'm in POP or RPP and Yes
 
#2
I'm in POP or RPP and No
 
#3
I'm not in either party
 
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Total Voters: 28

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Badger
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« on: October 26, 2010, 05:53:29 PM »

There's really not much in common between the Populares and the RPP.

I have certainly have little-to-nothing in common ideologically with the people on our supposed "unity ticket".

Yeah, the AndrewCT ticket just about reached the level of pointlessness.  He probably voted far more often with Bgwah than Libertas in the last Senate.

Which is why he almost won.
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Badger
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« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2010, 12:38:42 PM »
« Edited: October 27, 2010, 12:43:23 PM by Badger »

Undecided.

Only if I led it Wink

Joking of course. However it would have to be led by someone from the right of centre. Given that social issues are resolved it needs to focus on centre-right economic solutions without simply existing to 'gut' legislation it doesn't like; it has to drive forward proposals.

I take offense at that assertion, sir.

While I don't take offense, I do disagree with Afleitch. Several of the regions have, or have passed but had overturned, abortion restrictions well beyond the RL parameters of Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned Parenthood. With the rise of the Dixiecrats who oppose gay marriage rights (but not civil unions) as an officially recognized party and force in the SE, that issue may not be fully "resolved" either.

Like it or not, any attempt by the Atlasian right to short change conservative views on social issues is going to create dissension and dissatisfaction among potential supporters whose support they need to win.
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