When did you vote for a pm, pms are chosen by the party, not the electorate
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How are we doing post-Brexit?
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When did you vote for a pm, pms are chosen by the party, not the electorate
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Oh contraire madame,in a general election one is clear who the pm will be of each party,only in circumstances such as Cameron's departure are they not elected by us.
Wrong, you did not vote for a PM, you voted for your local MP.
PMs are chosen by the party, not the electorate.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - Wikipedia
British prime ministers have never been elected directly by the public
Subduction Zone
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Hey!! What's wrong with that? It gives the chicken a little extra zip!
exchemist
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Well we seem to have found a way to stop it getting out of hand.
Business has been told we will NOT have alignment on product standards, so form filling will be required for all exports to the EU, to guarantee compliance with EU standards on individual shipments. How much this will slow down the cross-border exchange of components and sub-assemblies that is widespread in the automotive and aerospace industries remains to be seen.
But I read that some Tories are content to let the automotive industry die, because they think it does not have a future anyway. What we need to prepare for, it seems, is a huge round of "creative destruction" of these industries (and all the thousands of small suppliers who rely on their business), in order to clear the ground for the march to the new sunlit uplands, whatever they may be. Sounds fun.
By voting for a conservative mp in the last election it was apparent who would pm if they secured a majority vote,how did you vote on the commission.
Fresh is better and i assure you,your taste buds can adapt to real food
I did not ask what is apparent. I asked when you last voted for a pm
You cannot answer because the answer will shoot you down
Subduction Zone
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Never, and give me some extra antibiotics and growth hormones, I feel a cold coming on and I want to go to the gym.
You have no idea how upsetting that is to an outsider
The EU could reform,get rid off the 5 presidents (yes it's 5) and the ridiculous parliament and gravy train meps,end free movement and be a trading block which wasn't a bad idea and instead invest in the poorer countries infrastructures instead of an over complicated mess that is the EU.
Too late for you to have your say now,
No way does it "shoot me down",if I voted for the Venezuela kid corbyns labour and they won a majority,can't actually imagine that or scared to think,corbyn would have been the pm.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Actually I do. Those are some of the serious problems with our poultry industry. The good news: Cheap meat!
We over consume protein here anyway, and keeping the price down does not help.
Enoughs been said without it being heard.
Corbyn was not in question so why move the goalposts?
You made a statement that fails uk parliamentary law, you did not vote for a pm despite saying you did. Honesty is the best policy
Anyway tommorow 11pm our time the EU is past tense for us,for you madame I hope your masters treat you well.
Said without backing from the majority in a democratic system. Sorry but the uk does not dictate (or did not) how other countries vote.
Better than yours will