In a situation where parliament is deadlocked, decision-making must be handed over as quickly as possible to the bearer of supreme power, namely the people.
Martin Helme: “In a situation where parliament is deadlocked, decision-making must be handed over as quickly as possible to the bearer…”
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Martin Helme emphasizes the need for early elections.
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