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From the perspective of someone who live in a Westminster-style democracy this is made especially bizarre by virtue of the fact that failing to be able to pass
by rodgerd 13y ago
From the perspective of someone who live in a Westminster-style democracy this is made especially bizarre by virtue of the fact that failing to be able to pass a budget bill results in new elections[1]. If you're going to block the budget, you'd better be damned confident that voters agree with you.
[1] I suppose technically it results in the head of state inviting other political partites to form a government, and then calling elections when they can't.