Lib Dem, for the record - was considering Green, but their science is about as rigorous as a rubber banana. If you can and you haven't, go do it. Polls close at 10 pm.
Well, they review their policies often, and determine them by the direct involvement of party members and activists. I guess I need to get more involved and try to change the health policy.
It's also still only one policy. If I never voted for any party which had a single policy I disliked, I'd never vote.
I generally vote people - well, institutional cultures - rather than policies. Partly because I have less than no faith that policies will survive election intact (anyone's policies), and partly because I feel I get a better sense of their likely response to situations that way, rather than just their preliminary intentions.
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It's also still only one policy. If I never voted for any party which had a single policy I disliked, I'd never vote.
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