Comments by "Paul Aiello" (@paul1979uk2000) on "The EU Parliament’s New “Sovereignists” Group Explained" video.

The problem is with these radical groups is that they rarely work well in their own party and less so with other parties because the views from them all are all over the place, it wouldn't take much from a policy for them to fall out. This is where the real problem could be with these parties, when the tough decision start to happen, will they be able to hold it together? and say what we want about moderate parties, but they are more likely to be able to compromise and work with other parties than the far right parties, now it's just a matter of which policies light the fuse with them, and I've noticed that some of these far right groups are starting to moderate there views, probably because that's the only way to appeal with voters long term and the only way for them to compromise more on policymaking, after all, too many hardliners will make it difficult for them to get things done and voters will quickly lose interest in them if things don't get better.
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