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Topic	Sweden elect its first female Prime-Minister.
BalanceLost 11/25/21 2:14:48 PM #41:	coolboy11 posted... also coalitions are fascinating and seem to actually lead to more productive governments in many of these parliamentary systems compared to the duopoly here in the US where the minority party can basically completely hold up legislation lol. We have negative parliamentarism as well, which means that a bill doesnt need a majority for it but it cant have a majority against it. This forces every party to actively try to present something since one of the alternatives in a vote on a bill will win unless there is strong consensus in the chamber to just kill the bill. This makes holding up many pieces of legislation unappealing and rather difficult. scar the 1 posted... The dumbest part about this is that higher minimum pensions is something they have in their own platform. I honestly cant grasp what that party is thinking right now. Its like we voted yes to a PM supported by the Far-Left so lets support a budget by the Far-Right to create balance. Utter insanity. And they are NOT coming out of this looking good in the eyes of the public. --- "BalanceLost has a steam-powered PS2 because Sweden don't have electric" - dimeanatrix <cite>BalanceLost posted [p:960342819] in Sweden ele... [t:79776497]...</cite> <quote>coolboy11 posted... </cite> <quote>also coalitions are fascinating and seem to actually lead to more productive governments in many of these parliamentary systems compared to the duopoly here in the US where the minority party can basically completely hold up legislation lol.</quote>We have negative parliamentarism as well, which means that a bill doesnt need a majority for it but it cant have a majority against it. This forces every party to actively try to present something since one of the alternatives in a vote on a bill will win unless there is strong consensus in the chamber to just kill the bill. This makes holding up many pieces of legislation unappealing and rather difficult. scar the 1 posted... </cite> <quote>The dumbest part about this is that higher minimum pensions is something they have in their own platform.</quote>I honestly cant grasp what that party is thinking right now. Its like we voted yes to a PM supported by the Far-Left so lets support a budget by the Far-Right to create balance. Utter insanity. And they are NOT coming out of this looking good in the eyes of the public. --- "BalanceLost has a steam-powered PS2 because Sweden don't have electric" - dimeanatrix</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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