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Rich, they CAN be publicly funded - but only when they reach a certain minimum size. I forget the exact number, something greater than 1% surely, and might be more like 5% of the registered electorate. But with the two major parties already where they are, you can bet that they won't be giving away money to their competitors.
It is a sad case where de facto rather than de jure, the fox is running the hen house.
It is a sad case where de facto rather than de jure, the fox is running the hen house.