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This is a discussion on The next Greens in government within the Elections forums, part of the General Discussion category on Politics.ie. Working on the assumption that the German Greens may be out of power in the next few weeks, where is ...
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| Working on the assumption that the German Greens may be out of power in the next few weeks, where is the next country where Greens have a realistic chance of getting into government? Could it be [gulp] Ireland? Does the fate of the Green movement rest of our shoulders? Also, any other country where Greens are in government at the moment? |
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Now, back on topic......... |
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| That's 18 months for people to realise that Eamon Ryan was right when he said "we're ********************ed" the other night. http://www.fcnp.com/527/peakoil.htm Quote:
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Ok, is this better, the Greens will be in power come next election? |
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| Where is there a chance that the Greens will get into government, or where are they in government? When I say 'stay on topic', Im trying to keep the thread away from BarryW talking about FGs poll improvements and a general discussion on the next Irish election. |
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| I assume Andrew's main question is 'where is the next country where Greens have a realistic chance of getting into government'?
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| Will the Greens insist that as the price of their inclusion in Government, press their potential partners to implement a quota system for Immigrants?
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