Our conceptions of what the words “primary” mean are so varied that I still disagree with you right now. My disagreement would decrease if registering to vote in the socialist “primary” did not require paying membership dues. To my knowledge all of the UK and Irish political parties require candidates to be selected by the local committee of the constituency in which they wish to stand. I do not consider this a primary.
I stand behind my careful cavilling/weaselling on cheerleaders though; when I think of cheerleading I think of American Football not Bring It On
Our conceptions of what the words “primary” mean are so varied that I still disagree with you right now. My disagreement would decrease if registering to vote in the socialist “primary” did not require paying membership dues. To my knowledge all of the UK and Irish political parties require candidates to be selected by the local committee of the constituency in which they wish to stand. I do not consider this a primary.
I stand behind my careful cavilling/weaselling on cheerleaders though; when I think of cheerleading I think of American Football not Bring It On