I've always been adamantly opposed to the idea of the 43rd disintegrating because I perceived the MPs to perceive cohesion as being in their best interest. However, I could accept the MPs breaking apart if a reasonable thesis were advanced to describe how and why MPs might feel that they would get a better deal by going their own way. I'm not saying I'd be open to any "Well, that's the way they feel. Duh," sort of explanation. However, if someone (not me--I don't believe in the breakup of the 43rd) were to go into some detail about conditions in the 43rd and why large numbers of the MPs might believe their chances were better elsewhere, I'd be willing to read.
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01-25-2011, 10:16 PM
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