I'm Mad At Yulia Tymoshenko

[stepanstas]

So I was watching BBC news today and apparently dimbo Yulia supports russia in the Georgian war.

Dimbo.

Anyone care to comment?

[bm-21Lemko]

Well she is from Dnipropetrovsk which is what i call the dark side of Ukraine.

Anyways she is known for her political corruption anyways, what makes her an expert anyways.

Maybe the should kick her out again.

[stepanstas]

She is not an expert, but she is PM.

My fear is that she runs for president next election.

[bm-21Lemko]

You think she can gain support of the majority of Ukraine. I'm not familiar with the system of voting in Ukraine.

Is it a parliamentery or presedential process?

[sjoyce]

I asked before what type of election. No one seemed to be able to answer. My understanding is the people do not have a direct choice, so the politician has no loyalty to his electorate!! Not sure I understand how that happens in democracy. I also read that Yushenko has pulled the Our Ukraine party out of the coalition as Yulia joined with Regions. Does no one have responsibility to the people? How does Yulia keep her poll numbers so high. Do Ukrainian people see how much good their president is doing for the country? More questions than answers!!!

[bm-21Lemko]

From what i have read it changed in 2004 from a parliamentery
decision to choose the president to a voter decision to vote the president by parliament in 2004.

well there are different forms of democracy, but the widest and most popular is parliamenter
government in which voter choose their legislatures and the legislatures choose the president.

[StormAU]

Originally Posted by bm-21Lemko

well there are different forms of democracy, but the widest and most popular is parliamenter
government in which voter choose their legislatures and the legislatures choose the president.

I think you have this the wrong way round.