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  1. Deputy prime minister of Kyrgyzstan outlines regional and EU relations

    Reflecting on the 2025 Kyrgyzstan parliamentary elections and his objectives to strengthen parliamentary democracy in his country he…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanUnion #Kyrgyzstan #parliamentarydemocracy #parliamentaryelections
    europesays.com/2746741/

  2. @jrredho
    #WeimarRepublic #DEhistory #ThirdReich

    a🧵

    This is, in principle, correct, but the context is important:

    1) In a (pluralistic) #ParliamentaryDemocracy, a #CoalitionGovernment is the norm, as they reflect society much better than #WinnerTakesAll/ #FirstPastThePost systems (e. g. US, UK.)

    2.) At the beginning of the #GreatDepression, in 1930, the last such government collapsed on the vital question of unemployment-insurance reform:

    @realSiegfried

  3. @jrredho
    #WeimarRepublic #DEhistory #ThirdReich

    a🧵

    This is, in principle, correct, but the context is important:

    1) In a (pluralistic) #ParliamentaryDemocracy, a #CoalitionGovernment is the norm, as they reflect society much better than #WinnerTakesAll/ #FirstPastThePost systems (e. g. US, UK.)

    2.) At the beginning of the #GreatDepression, in 1930, the last such government collapsed on the vital question of unemployment-insurance reform:

    @realSiegfried

  4. @jrredho
    #WeimarRepublic #DEhistory #ThirdReich

    a🧵

    This is, in principle, correct, but the context is important:

    1) In a (pluralistic) #ParliamentaryDemocracy, a #CoalitionGovernment is the norm, as they reflect society much better than #WinnerTakesAll/ #FirstPastThePost systems (e. g. US, UK.)

    2.) At the beginning of the #GreatDepression, in 1930, the last such government collapsed on the vital question of unemployment-insurance reform:

    @realSiegfried

  5. @jrredho
    #WeimarRepublic #DEhistory #ThirdReich

    a🧵

    This is, in principle, correct, but the context is important:

    1) In a (pluralistic) #ParliamentaryDemocracy, a #CoalitionGovernment is the norm, as they reflect society much better than #WinnerTakesAll/ #FirstPastThePost systems (e. g. US, UK.)

    2.) At the beginning of the #GreatDepression, in 1930, the last such government collapsed on the vital question of unemployment-insurance reform:

    @realSiegfried

  6. @jrredho
    #WeimarRepublic #DEhistory #ThirdReich

    a🧵

    This is, in principle, correct, but the context is important:

    1) In a (pluralistic) #ParliamentaryDemocracy, a #CoalitionGovernment is the norm, as they reflect society much better than #WinnerTakesAll/ #FirstPastThePost systems (e. g. US, UK.)

    2.) At the beginning of the #GreatDepression, in 1930, the last such government collapsed on the vital question of unemployment-insurance reform:

    @realSiegfried

  7. Arguably, two of the most democratic and least corrupted electoral systems in the anglosphere are Australia and New Zealand.
    Both parliamentary democracies, Australia has preferential voting that is compulsory for all citizens; New Zealand with mixed member voting (ie 1 vote for party & 1 vote for electorate MP) and with routinely 75% plus of the electorate voting.
    #ElectoralSystem #auspol #NZpol #parliamentarydemocracy

  8. Arguably, two of the most democratic and least corrupted electoral systems in the anglosphere are Australia and New Zealand.
    Both parliamentary democracies, Australia has preferential voting that is compulsory for all citizens; New Zealand with mixed member voting (ie 1 vote for party & 1 vote for electorate MP) and with routinely 75% plus of the electorate voting.
    #ElectoralSystem #auspol #NZpol #parliamentarydemocracy

  9. Arguably, two of the most democratic and least corrupted electoral systems in the anglosphere are Australia and New Zealand.
    Both parliamentary democracies, Australia has preferential voting that is compulsory for all citizens; New Zealand with mixed member voting (ie 1 vote for party & 1 vote for electorate MP) and with routinely 75% plus of the electorate voting.
    #ElectoralSystem #auspol #NZpol #parliamentarydemocracy

  10. Arguably, two of the most democratic and least corrupted electoral systems in the anglosphere are Australia and New Zealand.
    Both parliamentary democracies, Australia has preferential voting that is compulsory for all citizens; New Zealand with mixed member voting (ie 1 vote for party & 1 vote for electorate MP) and with routinely 75% plus of the electorate voting.
    #ElectoralSystem #auspol #NZpol #parliamentarydemocracy

  11. Arguably, two of the most democratic and least corrupted electoral systems in the anglosphere are Australia and New Zealand.
    Both parliamentary democracies, Australia has preferential voting that is compulsory for all citizens; New Zealand with mixed member voting (ie 1 vote for party & 1 vote for electorate MP) and with routinely 75% plus of the electorate voting.
    #ElectoralSystem #auspol #NZpol #parliamentarydemocracy

  12. I Loved seeing this 🇨🇦 Canadian Official

    Suggest that #DonOLDCHUMP

    📚Should Possibly Educate Himself, about how A #ParliamentaryDemocracy works 😂

  13. Poll: Will Trudeau follow Harper's example, and become the second PM to twice ask a governor general to prorogue Canadians' parliament?


    PS: there's a good Wikipedia description of the history of parliament being prorogued.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prorog

    #CDNpoli #ParliamentaryDemocracy

  14. Poll: Will Trudeau follow Harper's example, and become the second PM to twice ask a governor general to prorogue Canadians' parliament?


    PS: there's a good Wikipedia description of the history of parliament being prorogued.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prorog

    #CDNpoli #ParliamentaryDemocracy

  15. Poll: Will Trudeau follow Harper's example, and become the second PM to twice ask a governor general to prorogue Canadians' parliament?


    PS: there's a good Wikipedia description of the history of parliament being prorogued.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prorog

    #CDNpoli #ParliamentaryDemocracy

  16. Poll: Will Trudeau follow Harper's example, and become the second PM to twice ask a governor general to prorogue Canadians' parliament?


    PS: there's a good Wikipedia description of the history of parliament being prorogued.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prorog

    #CDNpoli #ParliamentaryDemocracy

  17. Poll: Will Trudeau follow Harper's example, and become the second PM to twice ask a governor general to prorogue Canadians' parliament?


    PS: there's a good Wikipedia description of the history of parliament being prorogued.

    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prorog

    #CDNpoli #ParliamentaryDemocracy

  18. @KarunaX

    This only works if we have #RankChoiceVoting or a #parliamentarydemocracy.

    The United States does not have this. In reality, you decide the person you don’t want to win. You pick the person who can best deprive your target from their victory.

    I didn’t make the rules.

  19. @KarunaX

    This only works if we have #RankChoiceVoting or a #parliamentarydemocracy.

    The United States does not have this. In reality, you decide the person you don’t want to win. You pick the person who can best deprive your target from their victory.

    I didn’t make the rules.

  20. @KarunaX

    This only works if we have #RankChoiceVoting or a #parliamentarydemocracy.

    The United States does not have this. In reality, you decide the person you don’t want to win. You pick the person who can best deprive your target from their victory.

    I didn’t make the rules.

  21. @KarunaX

    This only works if we have #RankChoiceVoting or a #parliamentarydemocracy.

    The United States does not have this. In reality, you decide the person you don’t want to win. You pick the person who can best deprive your target from their victory.

    I didn’t make the rules.

  22. @SamGoodman22 RT by @hk_watch: ‘Au responded by giving examples of what a controlling majority in the legislature could achieve, saying the former law professor had pointed out a “possibility.”’ A reminder that today in #HK #parliamentarydemocracy is on trial. #NSL #47Democrats hongkongfp.com/2023/02/13/hong nitter.hongkongers.net/SamGood