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What is prorogation and why is Boris Johnson using it? (UK the Florida man of Democracy?) - Printable Version

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Re: What is prorogation and why is Boris Johnson using it? (UK the Florida man of Democracy?) - Ca Bob - 08-28-2019

I recently read Winston Churchill's History of the English Speaking Peoples. In the old days, English kings could cancel Parliament simply by saying so. Kings also called for a Parliament, which involved lots of things, but nothing like elections in which all adults get to vote.

They've been avoiding calling another referendum to give the voters a chance to change their minds.


Re: What is prorogation and why is Boris Johnson using it? (UK the Florida man of Democracy?) - vision63 - 08-29-2019

This dude just stopped government.