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Re: Government & Post Election Discussion
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Originally Posted by Angua
No, parliament would reflect the wishes of the voters. Parties would have to negotiate and plan for the longer term, rather than be dogmatic, tunnel visioned and out of touch with the electorate.
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In an ideal world, yes. But to take the Brexit example, the 52/48 split is broadly reflected in parliament. And those useless whatsits can’t “negotiate and plan for the longer term...”.
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Seph.
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