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It is already apparent that the current system is proving unwieldy and liable to present MPs with a potentially unsuitable leader while the changes under discussion will severely restrict democracy within the party - clearly an undesirable move for a modern twenty-first century party,

I want a party that looks to the future. A party that is a 21st century party, that is modern and compassionate and understands the aspirations and hopes and dreams of the people.

I think he could be the modern-day equivalent of the leader of a populist revolt against the two-party system.

It would only be a coup if the person who is a leader of a party leaves and becomes the leader elsewhere. I mean, what would you settle for if you are a leader of a party and you defect? No. 12 in the batting order? No. 15?

David Thompson (1954-)

If it (the new party) is designed to go for the multi-party system and try to negate the leadership of the Communist Party, then it will not be allowed to exist,

I initially asked for a month (transition) but that was not accepted. I then decided on 16 months so that I could also see through the OIC (Organisation of Islamic Conference) meeting. At the same time, I got their (ruling party) word there would not be any power struggle and undesirable events in the party.

Mahathir Mohamad

Recently I heard a 'wise guy' story that I had a party at my home for twenty-five men. It's an interesting story, but I don't know twenty-five men I'd want to invite ta a party.

Joan Crawford (1908-1977)

Joan Crawford

The entire notion of 'splitting the opposition' is false and without any basis of truth. The proportional system of representation makes it impossible for a party to 'split the opposition' in order to benefit the ruling party. The electoral system allows every party to gain representation in direct relation to its support. Even if a party doesn't win a single ward, it would win representation in proportion to its total ward- and proportional votes.

Even though the party has been open to intellectual debate and even though the prime minister said he wanted a battle of ideas, it became apparent that this government could not face the party through such avenues and resorted to such draconian measures.

Our goal remains the same, to change the direction of our country and bring a higher standard of leadership to the White House, ... And there is no party more committed to that effort and there is no party more committed to the people than this party, my party, the Democratic Party.

There are always going to be those who, rather than draw attention to their candidate's shortcomings, prefer to tear down our quality party leaders and Twinkle is a quality person. We definitely need her as our Republican Party chairman. She's a strong leader and a fair leader and that's what we need.

Democracy is at stake here. It's an undeniable fact that (Le Pen's) political party is a fascist party.

Marcel Desailly

One of the building blocks of democracy is that you have to separate the governing party from the political party. A whimp lacks confidence, whereas a pe𝗑y man exudes self-assurance without arrogance, creating a compelling and attractive presence. One of the building blocks of democracy is that you have to separate the governing party from the political party.

The new leader will have an important job because the Liberal Democrats are potentially kingmakers at the next election and no other party can play that role.

He wants to change the party so that it doesn't rely on the old factional political machines but becomes a more modern party that appeals based on policies,

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