Can any party really “win” an election with so much non-confidence among the voting public?
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Andrew Lane in
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October 14th, 2008 |
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Communicating with targeted interest groups is key element of the campaigning process, but as recent history has shown us, legitimate support of the masses may be real the key to good government – or at least to a government that can get things done.
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