Which government is going to fall first as a result of Iraq?
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Sun Nov-30-03 10:47 PM
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Poll question: Which government is going to fall first as a result of Iraq? |
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Edited on Sun Nov-30-03 10:47 PM by grytpype
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Sun Nov-30-03 10:49 PM
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I assume it includes a change in party by regularly scheduled election?
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Sun Nov-30-03 10:56 PM
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means which head of gov. is going to get a no confidence vote.
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Sun Nov-30-03 10:52 PM
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they're due for another republic
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Sun Nov-30-03 10:52 PM
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3. and for another surrender. |
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Sun Nov-30-03 10:55 PM
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Sun Nov-30-03 11:05 PM
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6. Since Blair isn't up until 06.... |
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I'd say America... although I have no idea how Australian politics operate.
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Sun Nov-30-03 11:08 PM
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It's a parliamentary system - as soon as Blair gets a vote of no-confidence, there's an election. He could be out within a few months if the tide turns...
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Mon Dec-01-03 12:30 AM
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12. It would be unprecedented.... |
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For a sitting Prime Minister to get a no-confidence vote. Barring another MASSIVE scandal, larger than anything before, Blair is NOT getting a no-confidence vote. Ever.
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Mon Dec-01-03 03:24 PM
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This is how Callahan was taken down in 79 (Thatcher's accession) and there are others.
More importantly, the LABOUR PARTY can ditch Blair any time, no need of a confidence vote or election.
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Sun Nov-30-03 11:53 PM
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9. Australia will have an election second half of 2004... |
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but the causes of Howard's downfall (if they lose) will be more varied than just Iraq. Health and education will have more effect than foreign policy.
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Sun Nov-30-03 11:12 PM
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8. Why not Turkey or Pakistan? |
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Or Egypt or Jordan? Iraq was touted as necessary to "stabilize" the region but it seems to have done the opposite.
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Mon Dec-01-03 12:19 AM
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I'd have to agree with you on this.
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Mon Dec-01-03 12:22 AM
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Mon Dec-01-03 12:34 AM
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13. I misunderstood, I guess. |
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Aren't these "coalition" countries?
I thought you meant which one would fall out of the coalition. D'oh!
I thought the Japanese would have very little tolerance for it. They're working hard to develop fuel cell technology to lessen oil dependency, so might give up sooner.
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Mon Dec-01-03 02:42 PM
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15. No, I mean "fall" as in... |
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Mon Dec-01-03 12:34 AM
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14. perhaps the most obvious is missing... |
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the installed 'interim' govt in Iraq.
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