The SA Politics Thread Part 3

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No they have a choice. This is stupid
They don't. Without buy-in from ANC in Parly, their legislation won't pass. It is what it is.

The DA’s three proposed Bills will require amendments to the country’s Constitution, meaning it would need a two-thirds majority – which can only be achieved by twisting the ANC’s arm into partnering with them.

The ANC holds the majority in Parliament with 230 seats, which with the DA’s 84 seats will be enough to ensure that the legislation will be passed.
 
They don't. Without buy-in from ANC in Parly, their legislation won't pass. It is what it is.
Trying to pass legislation is the stupid part.

They are already free to make whatever coalition agreements they wish. They don't need additional coalition laws for that. Think about this for a minute. They want to force parties like PA to behave, and what if they don't? We are going to have years long court cases about it.

This is the most pathetic Karen way for the DA to try and legislate themselves friends.
 
Trying to pass legislation is the stupid part.

They are already free to make whatever coalition agreements they wish. They don't need additional coalition laws for that. Think about this for a minute. They want to force parties like PA to behave, and what if they don't? We are going to have years long court cases about it.

This is the most pathetic Karen way for the DA to try and legislate themselves friends.
In all standard democracies that use PR, electoral thresholds are a thing. To prevent the scattering of parties and seats and the total chaos we've experienced the past few years.

The same with limiting MONCs and extending the time allowed to form a government.

It isn't stupid. And how will they legislate themselves, friends, through this exactly?

We're moving into uncharted territory, which requires new rules of engagement (i.e. legislation).
Should be 5%. That is the national threshold in Germany.
IMO 5% is too extreme for SA. 2% is better.
 
IFP Bad

No.. IFP being pragmatic. Why sign a coalition agreement when you have no idea what the results look like. For all we know the IFP may sweep kzn and get a majority.
 
IFP Bad


You keep trying to predict DA supporters' views and you are mostly wrong. The current arrangement in KZN between the IFP and DA is working fantastically well, where the most bigger of the two parties compete with the ANC for wards. The ANC in KZN is in absolute shambles.
 
IFP Bad

Makes sense. They haven't rejected Moonshot, they just said "Hey, we can work together, but we aren't gonna sign anything before 2024".

IFP and DA are working well together in KZN and nationally... So I don't know what you were attempting here?
 
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