And if the parliament was hung after a second election? Should we have gone to poll after poll after poll until we got a majority. Do you think David Cameron is unelected because he also failed to achieve a majority in the house of commons? The people also failed to endorse him.
The people...
Putting aside a fact for the moment that in the UK there is no preferrential system so all we can go on is primary votes in which the labour party was thoroughly demolished (36.1% vs 29%), whereas under the preferrential system we KNOW that 50.12% of people in the last election would prefer a...
There are plenty of things to argue against gillard about, being "unelected" is not one of them, you are smart enough to know that and it is beneath you to do so.
Don't know about rules, but afaik there's no laws against it.
Semi relevant: even after 8 years when I run into an old teacher they are still 'sir' or 'miss' to me.
Are you seriously saying they should have kept the policy?
Also p sure she won the last election an that since federation PM 's have been elected by the party not the people
http://m.smh.com.au/nsw/meet-the-pride-of-st-johns--the-untouchables-20121105-28u8d.html
Follow up.
Freaking hell one had their own barrister, what a joke, entitled rich kids are the worst.
a) Bachelors degree =/= maturity. You're one of the most immature people I know and you're a phD candidate.
B) by this logic the requirement should be those who pay tax, regardless of educational status