Liberal and Conservative MPs have defeated an NDP attempt to change the rules that govern the House of Commons in a series of ways that sought to instill democratic controls on the prime minister's powers.
Liberal and Conservative MPs have defeated an NDP attempt to change the rules that govern the House of Commons in a series of ways that sought to instill democratic controls on the prime minister’s powers.
This is the same reason why neither the LPC nor the CPC has any interest in electoral reform.
A system where they get to exchange who gets to be absolute ruler for four to eight years with about 35% of voters’ unenthusiastic support suits them both just fine.
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This is the same reason why neither the LPC nor the CPC has any interest in electoral reform.
A system where they get to exchange who gets to be absolute ruler for four to eight years with about 35% of voters’ unenthusiastic support suits them both just fine.