Just renewed my party memebrship with the LibDems. You can basically pay whatever you like (it's really more of a donation than anything else). They also don't take corporate or union sponsorship (unlike the other main two parties) so everything they do relies on grass root support.
They do have a reccommended membership fee which has gone up since last time I joined but hell, it's election year so I dopn't begrudge throwing a bit more money their way.
So with my newly brought activism what should I now attempt to do......
They do have a reccommended membership fee which has gone up since last time I joined but hell, it's election year so I dopn't begrudge throwing a bit more money their way.
So with my newly brought activism what should I now attempt to do......
What should I do to for the LibDems?
Become a local activist?
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Run for Councillor?
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Run for Parliament?
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Become Prime Minister?
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You're in the wrong party.... join the Conservatives!
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You're in the wrong party.... join New Labour!
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Yopu're in the wrong party.... come to mine!
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Politics sucks. Sit at home and get drunk!
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My Mum was a member and I used to help her deliver leaflets and stuff. She also ran for parliament, but failed to win.
Which would be quite easy, given that both my parents are still very active.
Run for parliament while drunk.
I still havn't decided if politics is an adults game played by children, or a child's game played by adults.
But go you for getting involved,
we need less politicians in politics.