Sometimes I just sits and thinks...
posted by Schütz @ 11:46 am
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Name: Schütz
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6 Comments:
Caption contest?
"I HATE it when the cable connection goes down, there's just nothing to do!"
Yes, captions welcome!
How about:
"Missed the bus again..."
ot - i LIKE YOUR IDEAS FOR AN eLECTED mONARCH
(Oops! Caps Lock!)
Anyway, I agree with you, although I wonder if the group of electors should be much larger, with, say a 2 thirds majority vote.
I think the electoral body would have to be constricted to the governors. The model tends to work only with our current state/federal system, where the state governors are appointed in exactly the same way as the federal governor, with more or less the same powers, and without being subordinate to any other governor, state or federal.
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