John Cleese talks about PR using examples from British elections
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Cleese on PR (full length)
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009 at
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1985
1985
Difficult to get …
Difficult to get that in the US. We’d have to have a Constitutional Convention, which means we’d have to get 2/3rds of both houses just to propose it, and why would they do that? And then ratification takes 3/4ths of the states, either through legislatures or conventions. We sure as need it, though.
Yeah, Germany is …
Yeah, Germany is looking a little thin there. Here’s what Wikipedia says: “In France, proportional representation was adopted at the end of World War II, discarded in 1958, then used once more for parliament elections in 1986 and terminated immediately afterwards.”
How old is this …
How old is this video?
Sad that it didn’t …
Sad that it didn’t happen. Frustration.
Here in Canada, in …
Here in Canada, in British Columbia, we get a chance today to vote on the referendum for STV. Let’s join the 21st century, folks!
Shelora in Vancouver
Woohoo!!
Woohoo!!
sounds great to me
sounds great to me
Great video!
Great video!