unstable (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} unstable) wrote,@ 2008-06-13 17:53:00 |
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No!
Ireland voted "No" to the (treaty that paves the way for the) EU constitution. It seems that when member states hold a referendum, people tend to say "No".
Here's a quote from BBC news online:
I'm confused, he could be saying that he is personally sad or that he doesn't accept the result.
I don't know much about the legal standing of Ireland's ministers but I kind of assumed they were public servants, so the will of the people might be a factor in their working lives.
Will he resign, realising that his views don't represent the people or is it just David Davis that does that sort of stuff?
Ireland voted "No" to the (treaty that paves the way for the) EU constitution. It seems that when member states hold a referendum, people tend to say "No".
Here's a quote from BBC news online:
Finance Minister Brian Lenihan said: "I'm very, very disappointed by this result. I think it's a sad day for Europe and for our people as well."
I'm confused, he could be saying that he is personally sad or that he doesn't accept the result.
I don't know much about the legal standing of Ireland's ministers but I kind of assumed they were public servants, so the will of the people might be a factor in their working lives.
Will he resign, realising that his views don't represent the people or is it just David Davis that does that sort of stuff?
