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[tinyjo]

So, according to a survay done in Germany, which I found out about here, Germans are disillusioned with their democracy. As is I think everyone else I know. So, where do you stand?

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[white_hart]

There must be a constituency party, which is where you'd start; go to meetings, put your views. Conference delegates are sent as representatives of their constituency party and should vote in line with their wishes, just as party MPs should vote in line with Conference's wishes.

I want things to be better but I don't want to have to fix them myself!

As I said in my first comment, I suspect that we probably have only ourselves and our apathy to blame if there isn't actually anyone decent to vote for ;-)

[tinyjo.livejournal.com]

we probably have only ourselves and our apathy to blame if there isn't actually anyone decent to vote for ;-)

Fair point :) I wonder when/where my consituency party meets - after all, it could be another volunteering thing for me :)

[white_hart]

Ta-da!

brisingamen is a local Lib Dem activist in Kent, and blogs about it quite a lot.

[tinyjo.livejournal.com]

Coo, you did better than me - I tried to go through the national site and couldn't find anything online... Not much in forthcoming events, unfortunatly!

[white_hart]

Probably worth contacting them and saying you'd like to get involved, though.

I guess so many people who join political parties just want to pay their money as a gesture of support that they don't even bother to get them more involved. Which is a shame, really.