The simple answer is that political parties are just teams, and their members only appear to agree because they’re biased towards whichever policy they believe their team has chosen. To predict a party’s position on a policy, you can pattern-match against existing policies, but that only works because the politicians do it too. There is no overarching theme.
The simple answer is that political parties are just teams, and their members only appear to agree because they’re biased towards whichever policy they believe their team has chosen. To predict a party’s position on a policy, you can pattern-match against existing policies, but that only works because the politicians do it too. There is no overarching theme.