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ARTICLES RELATED TO McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown | | | |  McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown: Encyclopedia II - McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy policiesMcGillicuddy Serious party's policies were selected on the basis of their absurdity and their impracticality.
Central McGillicuddy Serious policies in every election were a return to a medieval lifestyle, known as the "Great Leap Backwards" and the restoration of a monarchy supposedly based on the Scottish Jacobite line, in the name of Bonnie Prince Geoffie "the reluctant".
Other policies at various times included:
Free dung
The abolition of money
To be replaced with chocolate fish as legal tender ...
See also:McGillicuddy Serious Party, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Origins, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Candidate selection, McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy policies, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Decline and plummet, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Disbandment, McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy candidates, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Younger pretenders Read more here: » McGillicuddy Serious Party: Encyclopedia II - McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy policies |
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| | | | McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown: Encyclopedia II - McGillicuddy Serious Party - Younger pretenders Some of the party's original members were upset when their lifetime membership was cancelled. In July 2005 a 'McGillicuddy Serious party' put out a press release announcing plans to participate in the 2005 General election—one initial policy was to replace MPs with harmless jargon generators. The press release was put out by a former member without the knowledge of the Clan McGillicuddy's senior members and the McGSP's former leadership.
After intense discussions within the Clan McGillicuddy, no further press releases appeared, no official party was registered, and ...
See also:McGillicuddy Serious Party, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Origins, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Candidate selection, McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy policies, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Decline and plummet, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Disbandment, McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy candidates, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Younger pretenders Read more here: » McGillicuddy Serious Party: Encyclopedia II - McGillicuddy Serious Party - Younger pretenders |
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| | | | McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown: Encyclopedia II - McGillicuddy Serious Party - Decline and plummet McGillicuddy Serious attracted a surprising level of support, and became one of the larger parties outside parliament. On a number of occasions, particularly with the introduction of the MMP electoral system, it was predicted that McGillicuddy Serious might actually win parliamentary representation, although this never happened. When the major parties boycotted the Tauranga by-election 1993, McGillicuddy Serious candidate finished second to Winston Peters. A very, very distant second. Votes for McGillicuddy were most often protest votes, something that the party encouraged with ...
See also:McGillicuddy Serious Party, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Origins, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Challenge for the Crown, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Candidate selection, McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy policies, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Decline and plummet, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Disbandment, McGillicuddy Serious Party - McGillicuddy candidates, McGillicuddy Serious Party - Younger pretenders Read more here: » McGillicuddy Serious Party: Encyclopedia II - McGillicuddy Serious Party - Decline and plummet |
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