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Thread: Poll Reveals That Majority Of Electorate Want A National All Party Government To Lead

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    Poll Reveals That Majority Of Electorate Want A National All Party Government To Lead

    62% Want a National government to lead us out of this crisis

    More Here:-The Sunday Leads | election.ie

    When the headline finding is broken down, it reveals that supporters of Fianna Fáil (66 per cent), Fine Gael (56%), Labour (64%), Green (50%) and Sinn Féin (64%) want a national all-party government.
    What Do Party Members Here Think ? Or What Do Non Party Members Think ?
    A Better Ireland For All. Get Rid Of Fianna Fail

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    Those types of polls I would draw no attention to. The majority of the electorate barely know what a National All Party Government Would mean. In terms of polls I like to use this clip to explain who insignificant they are.

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yhN1IDLQjo"]YouTube- Opinion Polls: Getting the results you want[/ame]

    National All Party Government Would just be an easier way of FF spreading the blame around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ang View Post
    62% Want a National government to lead us out of this crisis

    More Here:-The Sunday Leads | election.ie



    What Do Party Members Here Think ? Or What Do Non Party Members Think ?
    I have always felt this is the way to go, too small a country for anything otherwise.

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    With George Lee as Taoiseach, I suppose..
    A demagogue is someone who will preach doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots.

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    Thats as naff as anything we could do... and its naff to support the idea as all we well have is a a bus load off people all clamoring to see who gets a seat at the round table.
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    For God's sake... hardly any of the electorate even know what a National Government is...
    Economic Left/Right: 0.38
    Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: 0.67

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    It's hard to believe nearly 2/3 of us are that thick.

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    what's so wrong with the idea ? Does anyone believe we really have a properly functioning democracy as it is ? Would replacing FF with FG make that much of a difference ?
    1,197 people agree with me.. how many agree with you ?

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    No. The virus of Big Government, tax-and-spend, PC Socialism must not be allowed to further infect the halls of Government Buildings. Leftwing parties in govt will only impede public-sector reform, open the floodgates of illegal-immigration, and throw the gates of Irish prisons off the hinges with soft and suspended sentences.

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    Being in government by all means possible is a core Glasraí and FF value, so they'd grasp any chance of a National Government with both hands.

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