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Parliamentary systems often don’t have these restrictions because failing to pass a budget would be considered losing a confidence vote and the government would
by noodlesUK 3y ago
Parliamentary systems often don’t have these restrictions because failing to pass a budget would be considered losing a confidence vote and the government would be dissolved. It’s different with a U.S. style system with a fixed term congress and presidency that can’t be dissolved.
- kevviiinn 3y agoParliamentary sounds better than this bullshit
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- goalieca 3y agoEvery confidence vote is 100% along party lines and the executive is the parliamentary leadership. Senior cabinet officials run the country and the prime minister holds all the power.
- kevviiinn 3y agoSounds better than politicians being controlled by capital from behind the scenes while pandering to citizens and stoking nonsense controversy about things nobody cares about
- SAI_Peregrinus 3y agoOh, they still do that. Cabinet officials are controlled by capital from behind the scenes while pandering to citizens and stoking nonsense controversy about things nobody cares about.
- friend_and_foe 3y agoThat stuff doesnt go away just because you use a parliamentary system. This is really a trait of democratic systems in general.
- goalieca 3y agoYou need to payoff fewer people in a parliamentary system.