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Re: CHAT (POLITICS!!!): Putting the duh in Florida

From:Christophe Grandsire <christophe.grandsire@...>
Date:Wednesday, December 6, 2000, 15:34
En réponse à Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...>:

> > Republican > Democrat > Libertarian > Green > Reform > Socialist Workers > Socialist (I wonder what the difference is?) > Natural Law
What? You have the Natural Law Party too? I thought we had it only in France. In France it never does more than 1% in any elections we have, which is still a lot in my opinion for a group which is registered in France as a "dangerous sectarian group", that's to say as a sect.
> Constitution
I wonder what those are...
> Workers World > > The first five I know about, and can form opinions of, but the others, > I've never heard of. >
In France, at least, if we want we can hear of all parties: on public TV before the elections, all parties do some political presentations (not real advertisements like you see in the US, as in France political advertisements are forbidden, but small video spots that all parties can do with a limited amount of money -the same for all parties- which is given by the state, while the material -cameras, studios- are lent by the public channel) that appear on TV before the 8 o'clock news. Nobody really watches them, but at least if they want, they can, and all parties are represented there (for the smallest ones, they are not represented anywhere else anyway). It's not much, but at least it's something. Christophe.