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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
Let's be clear, the polling numbers are reflecting a governing party that is at its expiration date, which is not unlike previous governments. Nine years is a long time and people are looking for a change. We're also in a disastrous housing market that would sink any sitting government.
It has nothing to do with the appeal of a dog-whistling career politician who rubs shoulders with far-right ideologues and south-of-the-border conspiracy theories.
PP just happens to be in the right place at the right time. Much like the UCP were when oil prices improved.
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I am in full agreement. See Argentine a traditionally socialist country who just elected a far right party in protest due to their economy imploding.