YES.

Posted on 2010.09.02 at 17:39
where am I: anticipating the snowpocalypse
How I feel about it all: geeky

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Tags: politics: us

I repeat, YES. Because maybe Right and Left should, I dunno, talk to each other?

Also, FiveThirtyEight says that Republicans -- Not Obama -- More Often on Wrong Side of Public Opinion. Poll results from PollingReport.com, a nonpartisan polling source. ALSO YES.

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newleaf31 at 2010-02-10 00:09 (UTC) ()

YES. I'm so annoyed with Facebook's last week of glitches and not publishing people's posts to others' news feeds, because I posted a link to Demand Question Time, too, this weekend, and I don't think anybody at all saw the link -- which means a whole bunch of people who didn't sign it. :( Great Britain's done this with the PM in Parliament for years and years, and I think it's the greatest idea in a long time. It could be SO productive!!!!

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primroseburrows at 2010-02-10 05:44 (UTC) ()

( Great Britain's done this with the PM in Parliament for years and years, and I think it's the greatest idea in a long time. It could be SO productive!!!!

Yeah, Canada does it too, only it's Question Period. I really kind of love Parliamentary government a lot, especially the whole idea of getting rid of a government if you don't like it WHEN you don't like it, instead of having to wait up to four years.

Of course if we DO get a Question Period/Time, the next thing you know all the Tea Party crazycakes will be accusing the administration of wanting to bring back British Rule. ~~If it would make us eligible for NHS benefits it might be worth it.~~

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newleaf31 at 2010-02-10 15:01 (UTC) ()

Word. Wordity-word. On all of the above, including the strike.

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