Can Italy's new government be considered "democratic"? (user search)
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  Can Italy's new government be considered "democratic"? (search mode)
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Jacobtm
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« on: November 18, 2011, 12:21:06 PM »
« edited: November 18, 2011, 12:24:03 PM by Jacobtm »
Bankocratic.

Not radically different than when Ford was President after Nixon stepped down, since Ford wasn't elected as Nixon's VP.

The Italian Parliament did approve the new government, yes? And that is something that is kosher in Italian law, non e? They don't need to choose a government of elected officials, right?
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