Political parties from wherever they come are prone to factionalism. Legitimate ideological differences may be the cause, but more often than not it boils down to naked ambition for power and for self-interest. When parties are comparatively new, this dynamic can seemingly be intensified.
Vox: Any grown-ups left in the building?
What do they want?
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Fundamentally, Més and Podemos lost the election for PSOE. Vox could very well do the same for PP. But in neither case could Vox or Més ever be the winning party in an election. That's just wishful thinking. Only kingmakers in non-landslide elections, only to be tossed under the bus when the winning party is crowned.