dickie davies
Well-Known Member
I'd rather do the practicalWank theory.
I'd rather do the practicalWank theory.
Fair enough poor wording on my part. I should have used mandate instead of "democratic right". The reality is that a new government must be formed yet the winning coalition is not even being given the opportunity to get to the stage where they are subjected to a no confidence vote at the first sitting.Regardless of Macron’s sensibilities, which people are free to speculate on, the problem here is that nobody has a “democratic right” to govern. The NFP have no more right to be installing a Prime Minister than Le Pen’s rabble as nobody won a majority. In fact you could easily argue Le Pen has more of a right as they got a bigger share of the vote and are the largest actual single party.
If the NFP had the political nouse they would have started trying to negotiate their way to a majority, but instead they have decided to sit on 32% of the seats and demand they install their PM. What would be the point? They would be immediately defeated and there would likely be another election. Once again, the ideologues are self-defeating and the only method they seem to know is to call for protest instead of actually trying to govern.
If the NFP had negotiated its way to a majority of seats then they wouldn’t need Macron to agree, the weight of that majority would force his hand. The truth is they haven’t got that, in fact they don’t appear to even be trying to achieve it.
Fair enough poor wording on my part. I should have used mandate instead of "democratic right". The reality is that a new government must be formed yet the winning coalition is not even being given the opportunity to get to the stage where they are subjected to a no confidence vote at the first sitting.
If the NFP had done this , if the NFP had done that yada yada. Your argument is that the "left"is not for compromising conveniently ignoring the fact that they /Melenchon nominated a PM and a cabinet that excluded LFI/ his own party. Which has been rejected out of hand.
Meanwhile other compromises are being formulated ....
Fair enough poor wording on my part. I should have used mandate instead of "democratic right". The reality is that a new government must be formed yet the winning coalition is not even being given the opportunity to get to the stage where they are subjected to a no confidence vote at the first sitting.
If the NFP had done this , if the NFP had done that yada yada. Your argument is that the "left"is not for compromising conveniently ignoring the fact that they /Melenchon nominated a PM and a cabinet that excluded LFI/ his own party. Which has been rejected out of hand.
Meanwhile other compromises are being formulated ....
Boris says hello.Good old French Tony Blair.
Luke the one over here ignore the electorate and nominate his mate for job.
With Barnier completing the menage a trois ....... the love child would someone like this ****She's old enough to be his lover...