I can agree to this, but as head of social policy, I support either no alliance or with the RD, because the FR has a long way to go towards being liberal socially.
I also have realised that it would be pointless to run a candidate (see above), and in my opinion we should support the party with the best proposals. At the moment, I am again leaning towards the RD, both due to their proposals and the experience mr. murmurandus has.
I suggest we talk about alliances after the election, but it would be good to get the presidential support worked out; because we will almost definently not win, and shall detract votes away from the party we wish to support.
I also have realised that it would be pointless to run a candidate (see above), and in my opinion we should support the party with the best proposals. At the moment, I am again leaning towards the RD, both due to their proposals and the experience mr. murmurandus has.
I suggest we talk about alliances after the election, but it would be good to get the presidential support worked out; because we will almost definently not win, and shall detract votes away from the party we wish to support.