Fine, if that was the case; I disagree with your insistence that it would have been the outcome, but it doesn't matter either way. So then it wouldn't have been a coup. But he did not win F… (View Post)

Bush vs Gore is a nonsensical decision. The argument boils down to "this is taking too long and makes the US look silly", which you may notice is not a legal argument. I am not a lawyer, bu… (View Post)

The thing is, if you want to look for the kind of "coup" the GOP would accept, we only need to look at Bush vs Gore - Bush probably didn't win Florida, but the issues with the ballots … (View Post)

Possibly. I would also say that alongside FPTP we have a very centralised politics - whereas US and others (like Germany) have a much more equitable federal system allowing people to feel represented… (View Post)

I don't think Corbyn is a problem for Labour at all - as someone who is not in the Labour party but liked Corbyn's policy proposals, Starmer has clearly staked out his position as not Corby… (View Post)