If you voted in the last election and voted Tory you knew who was going to be on if the party you voted for won.
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whats your beef with brexit?
- Thread starter England my lionheart
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If you voted in the last election and voted Tory you knew who was going to be on if the party you voted for won.
Altfish
Veteran Member
But in the previous election, you didn't, you voted May and got Johnson.. Johnson won't last this term, he'll be thrown out by the 1922 committee when the truth about Brexit begins to be realised by the population at large.
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Knowing is not voting.
Tambourine
Well-Known Member
And if you voted in the MEP elections you knew whose faction was going to dominate the European Commission, just as you know whose people are sitting in the Council based on what government was elected in which member country.
They are not elected directly by us though,from meps to the commission is a complicated process,still it's not a problem for us to worry about,they're happy with 5 presidents and we're happy to be rid of them.
If you voted Tory you voted for boris.
I doubt it but who knows,it's almost over.
Tambourine
Well-Known Member
Neither is the British PM, as far as I can tell from information available on the internet. And the British Head of State, who swears in the UK government, has literally inherited her office.
Who is "we"?
No, if you voted you voted for your local candidate.
Parliamentary rules don't change because they don't suit you argument
Altfish
Veteran Member
It is more democratic than the UK system
Correct but that candidate has a party leader and if that party wins an election that leader becomes pm.
The majority
But is it,it's slow and complicated,the inner circle Germany and France crack the whip,the outer circle get what they're given.
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
The majority of what?
Electorate
Secret Chief
nirvana is samsara
Ah, so not a majority then.
Only if their party does not decide otherwise and vote in a new leader and the queen accepts him. It is not a foregone conclusion.
Altfish
Veteran Member
Yes, but the party can change their leader after the election as has happened with Major, Brown, May and Johnson.
Altfish
Veteran Member
Do you approve Johnson making peers out of all the Brexiteers - those people who claimed that the EU was unelected and un-democratic.
They are now in an unelected chamber - how do these hypocrites justify that?
