You should never have to "dig" for policy positions because they should be clearly expressed in the party's platform, which should be easy to find. If you're not putting your policies front and center, that indicates to me that you don't want me to know what you're for. Which isn't a new thing, because it's harder to criticize someone who doesn't have any clear positions.
All of that said, it's not like we're going to the polls in September, so it's not urgent for me to read a policy document now. But if I were in charge of any of these parties I'd be putting one out every year. Of course, I would never win anything.
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