#ParliaMENtary

Andrzej Kozlowski

akoz33

Polish politics is becoming more farcical than ever. Both sides try to provoke the other in order to discredit it, but in the eyes of a different audience. As no

Ricky Harline

RickyHarline

I find the powers of the office of the president of the US to be disturbingly broad and I find it really strange how little criticism this receives. The President

Austine

obiMpenaAustine

Elections in Techiman South is turning out to be the most important single Parliamentary election in Ghana since 1993 and maybe I should do a thread to explain why On

Lorraine 🤔☮️💟

Lorraine451

New allegations of PORK BARRELLING over a $177 million Bushfire Relief FundA parliamentary inquiry into the NSW Government’s council GRANTS SCANDAL will be expanded to scrutinise NEW allegations of PORK

Chad Pergram

ChadPergram

1) The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Filibuster staying in the Senate – and why “Budget Reconciliation” is the Democrats’ Next Parliamentary Gambit 2) Pay close attention to the language of

Moriarty 3.0

MoriartyProfJ3

Dear @SirGrahamBrady, as a consequence of the disastrous policies of this Government with regard to the health emergency, I have no option but to state that I have no confidence

Monty 🇺🇸Lincoln's Speeches🇺🇸 Boa

MontyBoa99

Can we *please* have a Speaker of the House who can speak?Pelosi is incredibly inept at being clear, cogent, crisp, and sharing the limelight.Everything she said could have been communicated

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

Lot of people who have never had to abide by parliamentary procedure making up shit about what "unanimous consent" means and what the effect is. It does not mean "this

Dawar Butt

theLahorewala

I am guilty of ageism. My deepest apologies.Anyone older that 50 years should not be making policy in Pakistan, in subject areas which disproportionately impact youth.All political parties should be

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

Let's deal with this right now.I and many others voted for a SM, CU and 'Norway' Brexit. In fact, we worked and voted for various forms of soft Brexit when

Daniele Albertazzi

DrAlbertazziUK

Another week of boring/predictable Italian politics goes by. Renzi threatens the govt, knowing fresh elections would likely cut his Parliamentary contingent down to a handful of people (if he's lucky),

JD Mussel יוחנן מוסל

MadisonDilemma

I think this article raises a valid point. It also raises an interesting question. (thread)https://twitter.com/JulianWaller/status/1295498398171369474 The filibuster is indeed not an (absolute) veto - a determined majority could ultimately

MurrayBlackburnMackenzie

mbmpolicy

Our statement in response to this evening's developments on the Stage 2 amendments to the Hate Crime and Public Order Bill relating to freedom of expression.https://murrayblackburnmackenzie.org/2021/02/01/debate-or-no-debate/ We are con

Andrea Ruggeri

aruggeri_eu

Thread on protests in Italy.Did policies tackling the 2nd wave of COVID-19 trigger protests? Many protests? And was violence common? Where did they happen? Who were the main protesters? What

Jon Worth

jonworth

Next week is shaping up to be one hell of a week in politicsIt all revolves around parliamentary sovereignty, Tory party shenanigans, and Johnson's need to survive and if

Luke Cooper

lukecooper100

The Scottish LP seem to think it’s sensible to hammer the SNP for voting against a deal they don’t agree with. And their voters oppose. The grounds? The “threat” of

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