Behold The New Eu Leader Waits In The Wings.......

ToraToraTora | 10:10 Wed 07th Nov 2018 | News

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46113924
Funny, we don't appear to have an election date.

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mushroom25

of course we don't, we won't have any MEPs. but the elections are in May.
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/en/your-meps/european_elections.html

and the leader gets chosen after that. in the UK, we don't directly elect the PM.

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we do have MEPs,

mushroom25

….but we won't. seats held by UK reps are being reallocated. we won't get a say.

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yes great, we are leaving but I still think it's a curious dictatorship they have over there.

anneasquith

Well you need not to worry much longer ttt. (I think )

ABerrant

There is no election date because it is not an election - the president of the European Commission is appointed.

In an attempt to make the appointment appear 'democratic' there will be a show vote by the European Parliament however the final decision is then made by EU leaders (who have agreed that they will not automatically appoint the Parliament's choice or necessarily someone who even stood as a candidate in the first place) just as in the past.

jno

when do you think you'll get to vote for the next UK head of government?

When do you think you'll get to vote for the next UK head of state?

Old_Geezer

Soon as the masses wake up ?

Old_Geezer

Interesting, the implication that the EU president is comparable to royalty.

Head (first of equals) of the Commons is selected by those voted for by the public.

Theland

Wonderful democracy!

New Judge

There is simply no comparison between the appointment of the Prime Minister of the UK following a General Election and the appointment of the President of the European Commision. To suggest that such a comparison is valid is frankly risible.

Peter Pedant

oh come on babies
the head of state is the Queen and not the prime minister ....
I learnt that in primary skool
and that she was NOT elected.....

I thought that was the ironic thrust of some of the comments

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