Internal politics the congruency of decisions

Internal politics the congruency of decisions
Rapport Issue

23

Publication Date

March 28th 2011

Authors

Grahame Morgan Watson

Over the next few weeks, we will be asked to make a decision that could change our politics for years to come. The rights and wrongs of our voting system will be vigorously argued by all sides in order to win favour. Our vote is one of many, and there will be winners and losers. The losers will condemn whilst the winners reassure, and the not-bothered can curse both houses. As with the last election, unexpected ramifications will generate a degree of buyer’s remorse. Broken pledges from the hustings, will leave some politicians and pundits embarrassed and cynical....

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