French Politics: Should The Presidencial Term Be Reduced?

Since the direct election of the President of the French Republic in 1962, the President will be elected by the people through universal election rights rather than electoral universities as before. But the French political change has not ended yet. In September 2000, French voters must make a very important decision to change the essence of French politics forever. In order to shorten the presidency's term from seven to five years, we have to decide whether to consider revising the constitution.

If you do not know, the left and right words of American political discourse are French political inventions created by the French Revolution. Hey! In today's America, everyone is talking about French (socialist) politically. When all our socialists vote this year do not forget to thank the cheese to eat monkeys to help form our collective political thinking. Oh Lara!

Brazil needs a new political ideology and system. The Senate chair proposed a mixed parliament: sub parliament / semi permanent - Please select your view! What a strange thing! This is a way to shorten the actual presidential term. But for me, this proposal is very similar to creating "Frankenstein". The Brazilians are trying to change the person in charge, not the manager. Politicians are fighting for their agenda and are utilizing people to protect their "self" to meet the party's interests. Individuals (new presidential election) trying to elect a new president before 2018 are working hard to achieve "liberation", and Brazilian happiness is not at all interested.

The left and right are old labels dating back to the French Revolution. In 1789 the National Assembly was held and it was decided whether the King should have veto power under the new French regime. In such a case, it is doubtful whether such rights should be absolute or should temporarily be suspended. At the time of voting, the supporters of absolute vetoes were sitting on the right side of the president, the nobler side. According to the Christian tradition, it is privilege that you can sit on the right side of God at dinner, or sit on the right side of your parents. Those who need a very restrictive veto are sitting on the left side

French leftist politics and the right-wing politics evolution from the French Revolution of 1789 to the general election of this year

Politically, the term "leftist" comes from the French Revolution. In 1789, France as a whole in the 19th century, the left and right wings were supporters of the French Republic and supporters of the monarchy. The June riot in the second Republic era was claiming that the left insisted that it was after the 1848 Revolution, but only a few people supported it.