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The Conundrum of Independent Politicians Forming a Party
The article discusses the complex question of whether independent politicians should form a political party. While constituents value their independence and the change they bring, many are hesitant about them forming a formal party. The author explores the potential benefits and drawbacks, suggesting that a new, values-aligned party could strengthen the centrist bloc and offer a buffer against right-wing coalitions, while still allowing for individual independence.
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Guardian Australia
