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Valeftylaurenet Valeftylaurenet
  • 07-11-2015
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Members of a political party share similar views on important issues.

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WorldCitizen WorldCitizen
  • 07-11-2015

Are you asking whether this is true? yes, this is true, at least to some extend! if they had different views, they would belong to a different party.

In practice, it's impossible to hold similar views on ALL issues, but what distinguishes a party is a certain view on some issues: and then people can join this party if they agree with this view.

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