Slēgsim debates?

vēlreiz – tas nav normāli un tas nav demokrātiju atbalstoši kā IR aizstāv vienu politisko spēku – jv.

bet , lasu – https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq55qk7k847o – nekur nebija pat ideja , ka jābūt mazākumtautību valodās un AK ir desmitiem mazākumtautību .
Vēl – mums bija šīs priekšvēlēšanu debates ltv1 pēc naktsziņām – briti ielika pīķa stundās – jo vēlēšanas ir superbūtiskas un par partiju piedāvājumiem veido atsevišķus – apskatus- kopsavilkumus

bet visvairāk man patīk lūk , šis – ka britu sabmediji dos iespēju priekšvēlēšanu dabatēs izpuasties galvenajiem – pašiem velētājiem 0 kādi ir viņu jautājumi

Un te ir viens no tiem apstākļiem, kāpēc es saku, ka mēs esam posttotalitāra nevis demokrātiska sabiedrība

And how about the most important people in the room – the audience? As usual, we’ll ensure our UK studio audiences reflect the broad electoral map of the UK. Our questions will originate from audiences, both those in the room and those watching from home, and we’ll make sure they represent the broad concerns of those audiences, and that they’re fair to all of the political representatives, and aren’t overly focused on any particular party or its manifesto. Participants are never shown the questions in advance – though of course they may have a fair idea of what’s on the minds of voters. Our presenters are asked to ensure that everyone gets a fair hearing, and that we are clear on what’s a promise and what’s an aspiration.

To reflect the importance of these formats during an election period, we’ve moved Question Time into peak-time TV for the duration of the election, starting tonight at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer, and as I said, we will announce our debate details soon.