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I had to refresh my memory on how this works up here, but generally our parliamentary system is designed to refresh itself when it becomes dysfunctional: https
by mmastrac 8y ago
I had to refresh my memory on how this works up here, but generally our parliamentary system is designed to refresh itself when it becomes dysfunctional:
https://globalnews.ca/news/3568037/vote-of-no-confidence-canada/ https://globalnews.ca/news/3568037/vote-of-no-confidence-can...
I don't know how it might work in the American system with the "balance of powers" or if it might be abused but generally our unstable minority governments resolve to a more stable majority after a few election calls.
- SketchySeaBeast 8y ago> unstable minority governments resolve to a more stable majority after a few election calls. And before that time you get parties that have to work together to keep things moving, forcing compromise, and giving the less represented groups more power for a time.