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Why aren't Prime Ministers subject to "passing grades" like the rest of us?

I've taken it upon myself to petition our House of Commons.

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It is currently in phase 2 of its process: requesting authorization of publication by a parliamentarian. 

​What does that mean?

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I gathered 5 names to support my initiative and am now asking, ugh, for permission to petition the house of Commons.

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The problem: 

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Until it's authorized, it's not public, so I can't share it.  But I'm @NatLaPirate and one Anto on FB made a lightbulb go off.

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The lightbulb:

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If you would like to sign the petition when/if it goes live, click here and drop your name and email below and I'll send you campaign updates (don't worry, I won't spam you).

 

Here are its contents:

Petition to the House of Commons in Parliament assembled

Whereas:

  • PM Trudeau declared "You'll forgive me if I don't think about monetary policy"

  • PM Trudeau's demanding outside media pay for Cdn viewership

  • PM Trudeau is incapable of basic math, as proven by, but not limited to: over-spending, expenditures, & ethics violations

  • PM Trudeau has violated Canadian Fundamental Rights by, but not limited to: horses to trample on protesters, CCP infiltration, and de-banking

 

We, the undersigned honest men and women living in Canada, call upon the House of Commons

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To ensure the competence of officially elected Prime Ministers in Canada, legislation shall be introduced mandating the submission of proof of competency for the following subjects:

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  1. Monetary Policy

  2. Math 416

  3. Economics 101: supply and demand

  4. Fundamental rights enshrined in the Canadian Bill of Rights.

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Each of the aforementioned subjects shall require a written exam to be completed with a score of no less than 85% to qualify for candidacy as Prime Minister.

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