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Why do people vote down good articles from good sources? The downvote isn’t a disagree button.
Good links for those who don’t want to read Politico, thanks.
A very constructive way to get people away from that site imho. Perhaps next time similar links will be in the Europe feed so I don’t happen to stumble into Axel Springer media again. ;-)
The self awareness of a potato, that one.
It’s Valencia.
Not quite true though. The other liberal party © left the right wing block in power, that they previously supported, just because they refused to work with the ex-nazi party. They did the exact opposite from what you described. So there’s that.
Yeah, but at least it’s clear who not to vote for now. Even the Liberal Party wants to work with the nazis now, which is mad considering they are ideological opponents.
The ELI5 I needed. Thanks a bunch.
Not American so I don’t quite get how it works. Do you need to be affiliated with a party to vote? What does “…participated in a party’s primary election…” mean?
Aren’t votes supposed to be secret? Like, you won’t know who voted for what party?
I’m not saying that all Americans are uneducated about Europe, but I’m willing to bet that there are more Europeans who know who Rubio is, than Americans who knows about Kallas.
(Autocorrect wanted to rename Rubio to rubbish and I was tempted not to correct it)
Rejoining the bloc you mean?
However, Mr Stephens described the Trump administration’s dealings with Brussels as “a lot more difficult” than its relationship with the UK.
Translation: Bully find it much more difficult to deal with someone their own size.
And the guy behind Bloomberg news is also a cunt.
Perhaps we should just stop posting altogether and just wank ourselves to death over our ideological and moral superiority.
If you want to make a difference, go convince reddit to stop linking to sites you don’t like. That will have a much greater impact than the dozens or so people that sees the links we post here.
Which “this”? Support the EU or Polexit?
Only applies to residence permits from what I can tell. So if you’re a citizen, the rule won’t affect you. It would include naturalized citizens I think.
Goes into effect in July according to the article.
It’s likely not.
I read that as a bit of a “fun fact”.