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To: Impy
Yeah, in a Parliamentary system, he'd have to be a sitting member of the legislature to run for Prime Minister, and pretty much every seat in Massachusetts would be a non-starter for him.

Chaffez wouldn't give up his seat for Romney, though, although that would be ideal.

My guess is he'd run for whatever part of Michigan he lived in when his dad was Governor. Would Senator Obama "stand down" after losing the election to Romney? I doubt Joe Biden would succeed him as "Leader of the Opposition" in an Romney administration. Blago would have still probably tried to sell his seat, though.

122 posted on 11/03/2014 11:59:38 PM PST by BillyBoy (Thanks to RINOs, Illinois has definitely become a "red state" -- we are run by Communists!)
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To: BillyBoy

A member of the upper house as PM? That’s so out of style, Obama would have had to run from IL-1.

If Obama resigned Pelosi would be opposition leader until the next rat leadership election.

Biden would have become the leader of the opposition in the Senate.

“Chaffez wouldn’t give up his seat for Romney”

Someone would have been forced to if need be, that’s how it’s done, the evvvvvil Mormon church would have ordered Jason to step aside! In the last British Colubmia election the reigning Liberals (Which include most federal Conservatives and a lot of federal Liberals) won a surprise victory, holding on to power. But the NDP socialists beat the sitting Premier in her own marginal seat, some dude had to give up his safe seat for her, he was “fighting back tears” at the press conference.

LOLOLOL


123 posted on 11/04/2014 3:20:25 AM PST by Impy (Voting democrat out of spite? Then you are America's enemy, like every other rat voter.)
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