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though not as strange as the candidates for the Brexit party.
I can’t wait to see how many of the rich shyster’s bizarre list are elected. The results are announced on Sunday.
quite a few by all accounts, as there’s something called the d’Hondt system which ensures that the MEPs elected bear little relationship to the MEPs voters want (really
). They even elected a couple of BNPers at one election.Meanwhile, time for an investigation by our fearless Sherlock. I’m sure he will come up with unique conclusions.
I have made a promise to myself not to reply to your angry obsessional spam regarding Brexit and your creepy obsession with me
but I will make one last exception for this one.I voted for Brian.
Go Brian!
Brian is an anagram of brain……sadly politicians and their followers don’t possess any…..LMAO RATF PML
I voted for Brian.
Go Brian!
Quelle surprise!
Brian has refused to say whether he’ll move from France to the North-East, or anywhere in the UK, if elected.
Who can blame him, when or if brexit goes ahead?
Yes, of course I voted for a NE MEP, despite living in the NW.
Everything typed on the site is written in blood.
It must be true, because some idiot or other, said so.
I voted for UKIP.
The Brexit Party is a joke.
quite a few by all accounts, as there’s something called the d’Hondt system which ensures that the MEPs elected bear little relationship to the MEPs voters want
This is an unavoidable consequence of proportional representation, it is a terrible system.
quite a few by all accounts, as there’s something called the d’Hondt system which ensures that the MEPs elected bear little relationship to the MEPs voters want
This is an unavoidable consequence of proportional representation, it is a terrible system.
I absolutely agree on this, Drac.
It’s not a democratic way of going about things. The best it can do is elect a Parliament which reflects the proportion of votes cast for a party. PR is a totally undemocratic way of choosing a government.
But the d’Hondt system used for Euro elections does neither.
It doesn’t choose a government at all, because the EU government is chosen by other means – democratic in a sense, but very indirect.
It certainly doesn’t choose a democratic parliament. An incredibly complex system – someone explained it to me clearly, and it boggles the mind.
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