Post by geriatrix on Apr 25, 2016 11:17:41 GMT
Pro: They unite diverse groups of people, represent a larger issue base, provide an already well-functioning administratibe government system, recruit and groom good candidates for office, plus share resources, power and action.
Con:
They may cause a gridlock in a country's politics, could spark compromises and thus lead to a weaker legislation, create misrepresentation and thereby biased decisions out of sync with the majority of voters or cause minorities to have less of a voice. Party pressure may also cause politicians to lose their individuality and ultimately, we have the danger of corruption.
Con:
They may cause a gridlock in a country's politics, could spark compromises and thus lead to a weaker legislation, create misrepresentation and thereby biased decisions out of sync with the majority of voters or cause minorities to have less of a voice. Party pressure may also cause politicians to lose their individuality and ultimately, we have the danger of corruption.
