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Conventions, conventions, everywhere, and yet, little democracy to be found

Attend a policy convention, if you want to meet up with old friends, vote for, or against a leader, and be part of a party office electoral campaign, but if you think that the votes on the floor matter to anyone for any reason other than the media spin, you’d be better off to stay at home.

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