Now here's a trick that not even Obama can pull.

[beebs 129]

Originally posted by: N_O_Body

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The PM pulls another one.

I don't think Obama can do this without lengthy confirmation hearings.quote>

Cabinet shufflings are pretty routine though, and I don't have any problem with that, myself. Alberta just had one a few days ago as well.

Korot: What do you mean voting to put the PM from his seat? Do you mean like a parliamentary vote to remove him?

[830point35 8]

Oh what I wouldn't give to see our government (California/USA) do nothing for a while! I'd even pay them full salary, too!

[Korot 6]

Yes, beebs, that's exactly what I meant. The only other way to get rid of this is if Elizabeth decides to do something about this mess, which seems very unlikely to me.

Regards,

Korot

[beebs 129]

Originally posted by: Korot

Yes, beebs, that's exactly what I meant. The only other way to get rid of this is if Elizabeth decides to do something about this mess, which seems very unlikely to me.

Regards,

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I've never heard of anything like that before.. the opposition parties could form a coalition government to replace the Conservative minority government, but I don't think there's anything in place to remove the present PM aside from an election or a party convention.. and If there is, I don't think it's ever been used before.

I know that the Queen wouldn't do anything either, nor would I want her to.

[Easy Bakes 253]

A republican may get the senate seat In Massachusettes unreal

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Originally posted by: beebs

I know that the Queen wouldn't do anything either, nor would I want her to.

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But the Crown can fire the PM (and his government). It happened in recent times in Australia. When it happens, the GG usually does it, and resigns.

[beebs 129]

Originally posted by: N_O_Body

Originally posted by: beebs

I know that the Queen wouldn't do anything either, nor would I want her to.

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But the Crown can fire the PM (and his government). It happened in recent times in Australia. When it happens, the GG usually does it, and resigns.quote>

What really? Are you referring to a non-confidence situation or just an "out of the blue" kinda thing?

[A Nonny Moose 8,262]

Originally posted by: beebs

Originally posted by: N_O_Body

Originally posted by: beebs

I know that the Queen wouldn't do anything either, nor would I want her to.

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But the Crown can fire the PM (and his government). It happened in recent times in Australia. When it happens, the GG usually does it, and resigns.quote>

What really? Are you referring to a non-confidence situation or just an "out of the blue" kinda thing?

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Malfeasance in office. Not quite out of the blue, but he refused to go quietly. The Queen had to get a new representative afterwards.