Comments by "Kalimdor199" (@Kalimdor199Menegroth) on "Will the Right Win the European Parliamentary Election?" video.

@Luca-wi1xh Which is mostly pre-determined already. It is also antidemocratic to grant both legislative and executive power to the EC without any form of checks and balances. This is why the Politburo/Supreme Soviet jokes persist, because the relation between these institution is one of subordination, rather than collaboration and one checking the other. Then again, at the way the EU is, I would not trust the EP to do any form of checks and balances either. Power needs to be transferred back to the states.
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Why? Europe is free today thanks to the US. And it is US which guarantees our security. I want more American influence and less German/French influence.
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You are deluded mate. Swallow your pills.
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With the euroskeptic parties gaining ground and seats, they might have a bigger say in how the EC will look like. Unless the establishment blocs flock together to form a sort of union coalition, the two sides will need to form coalitions to elect a commission. Sure, the right and 'far-right' do not yet have the reach to form a majority. But neither will the establishmentarians, which is a step and the good direction. Alas, one variable is not taken into account when it comes to European elections. These elections usually do not correlate with national performance in a lot of states. From where I come, the traditional parties which poll better and win elections at national level, have historically done poor performance in EU elections, while the marginal parties have done better. For example, the progressives rarely go beyond 15% at national level, but at EU elections they can go as far as 25-30%. And this is because in a lot of states, nobody cares about EU elections. Traditional parties care about national and local elections because that is where they get their money and power. Fringe parties care more about EU elections because they MEPs they send there come back with their money contribution to the party that put them on the list.
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@bfedezl2018 Uhm, so? Don't all political families want that? Why it is a problem if the eurosceptics want what everyone else wants?
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If you are left and you don't want immigration, then you deluded yourself to be left.
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@carolusrex4469 Hungary is socially conservative only. Not economically. Ditto Turkey. Russia is the same soviet cesspool but without Stalinism.
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@RRRRR15 At least it is the type of corruption I am familiar with and I can deal with. Not the obscure, far-off one at Brussels which has no checks and balances whatsoever. Case in point, despite all European Commissions being incredibly corrupt, only one got impeached in the last 30 years. And that was way back. So yeah, more power to the states. I do not feel represented by Brussels. Most of the people there were not elected by me or countrymen, and this people can decide what is best for me. No thanks.
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@bfedezl2018 Protectors they are, as they are the only ones willing to listen and build policies based on what people want and need. The establishment is a WEF clownery that no longer represents those that vote for them.
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@keskonriks710 EPP is neither conservative nor neoliberal. They are closet communists. WEF clowns.
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