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I don't think it's a big deal, everyone knows who they are, self promotion and politics goes together regardless of the clothes worn on the day.
The ANC comes before the country, what belongs the country belongs to the ANC, hell why not add ANC staff salaries and party running expenses to be paid by SA taxpayers.
 
The ANC comes before the country, what belongs the country belongs to the ANC, hell why not add ANC staff salaries and party running expenses to be paid by SA taxpayers.
As I said, it doesn't mean much to me, as long as there is no misuse of funds for party purposes I am super cool, I know that every time a politician opens their mouth they are going to tell me how wonderful their party is, whether they are launching a community library somewhere or busy filling a pothole on some road, not like doing that while wearing the right clothes makes me think they care about me and they are putting me before their party.
 
No one seems to be able to, we just seem particularly strong about it on some parties more than the others since it happens all the time, sure there are other politicians who were caught on doing government things in party clothes?

It doesn't mean much to me because I know Cyril will always sneak in some ANC promotion and John would do the same for the DA, whether that's done in a party t-shirt or a suit is much of a muchness.
I doubt DA would use their colours if they were running the country.
 
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