The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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Oh the drama, I wasn't going to yawn at a good explanation, and thank you for all the trouble.

I am asking specifically because the DA has a tendency of using fancy words when they want to hide something, resurfacing would have sounded a lot more straightforward. What sometimes happens is they pour something oily stuff on the road that is just a liquid that makes the road black as of something has been done, I guess whatever it is that they pouring has some releasing properties.
Google tells me that cape seal process was invented by Robin Campbell. Remember Tania campbell from Ekurhuleni? Same family and same party. Don't tell me that doesn't give you confidence now?
 
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True, Good has been the only good opposition to the DA. As much as good opposition to the DA will cause chestpains here, it is needed.

 
True, Good has been the only good opposition to the DA. As much as good opposition to the DA will cause chestpains here, it is needed.

Absolutely the DA need an opposition where they govern... But fear fokol is still deluded as usual, like the ANC has a chance of winning the province back next year. Yeah sorry fear fokol, you're likely to lose more provinces tether than winning the WC back.
 
Absolutely the DA need an opposition where they govern... But fear fokol is still deluded as usual, like the ANC has a chance of winning the province back next year. Yeah sorry fear fokol, you're likely to lose more provinces tether than winning the WC back.
Yup. It just so happens that the ANC is weakest in the biggest municipalities in the WC. They are stronger in rural WC, but only like 2 people live there, so it doesn't impact the vote that much. You can't win WC without having a strong performance in CT.
 
Nope. The DA can't be seen to advocate policies that the PA are promoting like the death penalty or bringing religion back into schools, which would offend a large proportion of the DA base and many of its donors. Just like the DA is effectively writing off rural Afrikaans wards to the FF, the PA is likely to command the majority of the rural coloured vote in 2024 (although this is a very tiny part of the electorate). The DA can't offer populist policies - it's just not in its DNA. The majority of coloureds will still vote for the DA I think given the PA hasn't really cracked the urban coloured vote (certainly the DA held all the wards in coloured areas in CT at the very least).
Something I noticed is that for the votes the DA seems to lose amongst Afrikaner and rural Coloured voters, they seem to get back from Indian, Black and urban/town Coloured voters...
 
While Cameron Dugmore was expected to get the vote in the run-up to the election, Tyhalisisu managed to get over the line in a lengthy voting session - garnering 311 votes compared to Dugmore's 282.
Poor, poor Dugmore...
 
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Oh the drama, I wasn't going to yawn at a good explanation, and thank you for all the trouble.

I am asking specifically because the DA has a tendency of using fancy words when they want to hide something, resurfacing would have sounded a lot more straightforward. What sometimes happens is they pour something oily stuff on the road that is just a liquid that makes the road black as of something has been done, I guess whatever it is that they pouring has some releasing properties.
Can't expect any technical understanding from you ANC cadres. Just stick with DA bad; it is what you excel at.
 
Zille and survive.

Zille is the actual leader of the DA. Anybody who can't see that is deep in the DA's propaganda playbook.

She got rid of the likes of Tony Leon, Lindiwe Mazibuko, Mmusi Maimane. The list goes on and on. The matriculant knows that he can't take her on because he has nothing else to fall back on.
 
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