Brandondtennis
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What incentive would the party with the majority of votes behind them have to allow any other party to have a vote? Why wouldn't they just say "We've decided, it's turkey loaf for everyone because it's easy and healthier than bologna"?
Watch what happens in real world situations like this. The DNC was a great example as they thwarted a HUGE chunk of their base to run Hillary at all costs. Sure, they paid lip service to Bernie in public but blew him off behind his back. Those Bernie supporters then had no choice but to support Hillary and even now are being force fed AOC instead of Bernie.
A "party" in this situation would not all unanimously agree on things, as far as I can believe. Example: my wife 100% disagrees with her Mother on abortion although both say they are liberal. Political parties would possibly fragment, although I am not sure if this is good or bad. People would just vote on what they want.
The turkey reference..... all too familiar in healthcare. I see that issue as a literal problem quite often.