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That could be a result of the Parliamentary style system. With multiple parties - each sharing a part of the government - proposals and alliances can shift rapi
by Simulacra 11mo ago
That could be a result of the Parliamentary style system. With multiple parties - each sharing a part of the government - proposals and alliances can shift rapidly. It all depends on how big the pie becomes for each to get a slice
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- hexbin010 11mo agoPower sharing is very rare in the UK. What is more common is a party with a large majority with lots of infighting between factions of their party
- graemep 11mo agoNot usual, but two out of the last 20 governments is not what I would call very rare. its more likely than it has been in a very long time with multiple smaller parties gaining seats. Nationalists in Scotland and Wales have been around a whole, and NI always had its own parties, but on top of that we now have Reform and the Greens making gains.
- hexbin010 11mo agoFair - "very rare" was a little over the top. I'm sure we can agree on "uncommon" :) Are you predicting a minority government in the next election? Time will tell!