[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[GB9]

he was unfortunately, the council elected him. He wasn't elected by any normal voters.

The real question is who in their right mind would elect Juncker?

My understanding is that the membership group of the council with the highest number of seats selects who to appoint? There is no actual vote?

[DodgyAgent]

EU surrenders to the UK as unemployment defies remainer gloom

UK unemployment and wage growth figures for October and September - Business Insider

Angela Merkel signals key concession on freedom of movement as Canada warms to 'particularly special' relationship with post-Brexit Britain

The EU is running scared that the UK will no longer defend its borders and support its economies

[DodgyAgent]

Nor was May...Try reading the question, maybe you can work it out, eventually

In the UK people vote for their MP. The MPs then elect their leader

[vetran]

My understanding is that the membership group of the council with the highest number of seats selects who to appoint? There is no actual vote?

not quite

On 27 June the European Council officially nominated Juncker for the position, and on 15 July the European Parliament elected him with a majority of 422 votes from a total of 729 cast. He succeeded Jose Manuel Barroso as president on 1 November 2014.

However as I understand it no member of the public voted for him.

Closest I can think of is parliament selecting & voting for someone to run an inquiry and we know how good they are at that.

[vetran]

The are crapping themselves right now...

Good

[PurpleGorilla]

[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

FIFA know how to elect a leader, let's ask them!

[shaunbhoy]

I wouldn't have to drop by every now and then to make sure that you're not abusing yourselves (and others) too much.

Don't put yourself out on OUR account. You just carry on with your knitting!!

[shaunbhoy]

In the UK people vote for their MP. The MPs then elect their leader

Not in the case of the Labour Party however.

[DodgyAgent]

Not in the case of the Labour Party however.

[BlueSharp]

UK unemployment and wage growth figures for October and September - Business Insider

Angela Merkel signals key concession on freedom of movement as Canada warms to 'particularly special' relationship with post-Brexit Britain

The EU is running scared that the UK will no longer defend its borders and support its economies

Dear God an agent telling it how it is! It was always our Trump card and current events make it very valuable to the e.u.