That’s how the US started. Still, legally, the president cannot change laws. It was normalized under Obama to get around this with executive orders.
It’s a development. If we step on that slippery slope, we should know in advance that we stop before it is too late. And above all, we should not assume that it can’t happen in the EU.
removing privileges and voting rights, while Hungary is investigated for compliance of EU regulations
It’s not that easy. This can be abused. Countries joined because the EU had limited power.
The US has broken the power of its states by threatening to withhold federal funding. The EU is starting to copy that. How does the EU make sure that we don’t copy Trump, too?
5 work days should be about 40 hours.
For 200 work days per year, that’s 1 hour per 5 days.
That means they lose 6 minutes on their way to work and 6 minutes on their way back.
Losing 6 minutes during traffic hours against optimum conditions, that should be better than EU average. That makes me want to move to Bucharest.
Which country does it right and has digital infrastructure without Google?
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The EU was created as an economic union with the intention to create a political union. It’s a slippery slope by design.
Interesting. I only remember democrats arguing that Obama had to use the orders because republicans were blocking congress.