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crugers
Guest
There was a time when election posters put “Party First” then the candidate’s name(s). I may be mistaken or my eyesight may be failing, but these days I find it hard to spot the party affiliations of a lot of ‘heads’.
Sinn Fein and the Socialists highlight their party with headline banner taking up about one fifth of the poster.
Labour at least use colour coding with one quarter of the poster emblazoned in red but the name, in type, is less prominent.
Fine Gael have somewhere around one tenth of the poster area assigned to their party name.
The Pee Dee’s are smaller again.
But the prize, for “hiding your light under a bushell” has to go to the soldiers of destiny, Fianna Fail.
Am I too cynical in thinking that party name is regarded as a plus in accordance with size?
Sinn Fein and the Socialists highlight their party with headline banner taking up about one fifth of the poster.
Labour at least use colour coding with one quarter of the poster emblazoned in red but the name, in type, is less prominent.
Fine Gael have somewhere around one tenth of the poster area assigned to their party name.
The Pee Dee’s are smaller again.
But the prize, for “hiding your light under a bushell” has to go to the soldiers of destiny, Fianna Fail.
Am I too cynical in thinking that party name is regarded as a plus in accordance with size?