And I know it's tempting but, Tory ladies, please don't contribute. I don't want to hear and I may flounce.
Decided to get back involved at CLP level post-election and I'm finding it quite demoralizing. I'm trying to contribute to some of the campaign material (which is frankly quite shoddy, poorly presented, spelling mistakes etc, plus inconsistent messages, clearly I'm not telling them that so bluntly!) but I'm starting to feel that it is a closed community and, although they are very welcoming, they are not letting me in. All of my (I think, constructive) suggestions are being ignored. It seems that the literature is being passed to the regional office for approval but that they are passing it back as they are too busy to look at it.
I'm close to stepping away, but I feel quite upset that they're not representing my ideals adequately and I think I should stick at it and try to effect some change over time. The bloke they have lined up to be next PPC frankly has no chance, and that upsets me too.
Is grassroots politics generally demoralizing? Or is it just my CLP?
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MarionCole · 22/11/2010 22:34
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