How Would Federal Politics Be In Information Era And Globalization?

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How Would Federal Politics Be In Information Era And Globarization?​

By Exegesisme

As our Canadian federal election is being in process of old style, I see that all the world is renewing heavily.

In USA, "Conservatives are really hungry for someone who is outside Washington, somebody who has not been on the treadmill of government, someone who will take on Washington and break up all these old models," said Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union. "I think we should move beyond the idea that Donald Trump is a flash in the pan. He is demonstrating that he is a real candidate who has sustained support."(1)

In UK, "Fixed term parliaments - In the past, elections to the House of Commons had to be held within five years of the previous General Election but the Prime Minister had complete discretion over the actual date which was often the subject of considerable speculation and frequently a year or more before an election was legally necessary. The coalition parties agreed to the establishment of five year fixed-term parliaments and the necessary legislation has now been enacted. Therefore, subject to at an earlier time either a vote of no confidence in the Government or a two-thirds majority vote, each General Election will now be held on the first Thursday of May five years after the previous election"(2). This is just a direction what I once suggested for our Canadian federal political system.(3)

As the politics becomes the game of the people all over the world, In Canada it is still a game of a few leaders of the political parties. What will be the next step for Canadian federal politics? What do you want it be?

Reference

(1) http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/18/politics/donald-trump-republican-2016-field/?iid=ob_article_roadto2016_pool&iref=obnetwork

(2) http://www.rogerdarlington.me.uk/Britishpoliticalsystem.html#CR

(3) ​http://www.mapleleafweb.com/forums/topic/24828-8-weaknesses-of-federal-political-system-and-reform/