article_snippet: The Greens like to do things differently.
article_snippet: And a party that uses such a contorted form of internal democracy it ends up with daft policies to ban most cars and seriously debates proposals to extend human rights to all animals.
article_snippet: the third biggest party in England and Wales proclaim the politics of the future.
article_snippet: Indeed, electoral mathematics mean electoral mathematics is possible the Greens might not just impact on voting outcomes in May but even be in position to join a coalition led by Ed Miliband.
article_snippet: The Green Party’s emphasis on ultra-democracy is admirable, giving all members a voice –
article_snippet: Such eccentricities might be endearing if the Greens had not suddenly emerged as a semi-serious force in British politics.
highlights_snippet: The Green Party is the third biggest political party in England and Wales .
  
highlights_snippet: Greens maybe in a position in May to form a coalition with Labour .
  