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Are Upper Houses Democratic
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Surely the house of Lords that place for useless old folk to forget it is no longer the 1800,s is proof we need not.
QLD thanks to a past ALP government has only one house, a seemingly dangerous[T I C] side effect is, the elected government is able to govern!
NSW after a landslide victory over the rotting mess my ALP was that day can not!
We ALP whimper about big Barry, but ignore it was us who installed him.
And too if it was us would be just as upset that we could not rule.
NSW has two shooters party members, gaining shooting rights in national parks and wanting much more, from what voting base?
Radical Christians owners of few votes, can and do control government here too.
WHY.
Now the Greens, from a peak of 12% of the vote they over rule every one, as Labor and Liberal do too, why.
Do we want an elected government to be held to ransom by any other party.
Surely without even considering the American or British system we can drop upper houses?