جعجع يعلن رفض قانون الستين: "الوطني الحر" بيضة القبان لكنه يبحث عن ضرب جنبلاط والمستقبل

Geagea and other Christian parties just don't get it. They shouldn't be fighting for Christian representation but rather Lebanese representation in government.

All of our problems and obstacles relate back to the sectarian political system, and as long as this doesn't change, no electoral law, no removal of weapons, and no type of resistance against Israel will do any good to Lebanon. We must tackle the root problem of all our obstacles, and that is sectarianism.

Unfortunately, not one major party is advocating this, hence why I refuse to vote.

hahahaha! always criticizing others when they post against your orangina saying that its a pavlovian reflex but it seems you are no better!!!

trying to pretend to understand everything but doing the exact same thing you deny the others! ROFLMAO!

this country is really in the third world with people encouraging it...
the proof: every election they fight for a new electoral law!
but never do they fight to find jobs for the average citizen or finding measures to lower and regulate prices! or ...or ... every thing that is concerning the real basic needs of the citizens, they never fight for it... just fight for their privileges: all of them!

a law that means nothing as they ll vote for irresonsible politicians whatever the law, not even worth paying attention to....

the 60's law is still way better than dividing up ditricts tailored to secterain divide. At least in the 60's law, you still have various sects comingled and competing against each others. The small districts is only going to bring further sectarian division which we don't need. Some say Jumblatt or Harriri will lose from this arrangement- I still don't think so - because whoever Jumblatt looses for example in shouf or aley, he can make up in other districts such as in rachaia or hasbaya or meten or wherever there large Mowahdeen communitiues. The christians r feeling that they r mis or underrepresented.That is fare and sqaure. Of course the hizballah of the world is not worried because he has the big share of the shiite vote and technically they think that they can do what they want to change any governmnet or president with their arms and weapons so why should they care if they have one less MP?

Having smaller districts is the way to go. The people of that district will know who they are electing and can asses their work, where as now these people are elected on list. Smaller districts also allows people of modest means to run whereas bigger districts you would need to be attached to a za3m or have a bunch of money. This has nothing to do with secterian,,, this is reality in lebanon most communities live in divided areas so give them the best representation possible to they can asses those reps instead of this law that we have now that does not allow the voter to lay responsibility on a politician that does not do their job.

Hakim is the man of truth, may god protect our next president...

Ya Hakim you know Jumblat will out smart FPM ,just work on becoming the next President .

Geagea is obsessed with defending hariri and jumblatt even when jumblatt rejected his proposal for small electoral districts and called him a bad specie.

Amazing what saudi money does; but what of his followers? What are their excuses for adopting his positions? I doubt they are getting paid like he is.

i know for sure that abu faour (jumblatt's envoy) and geagea had a great argument over the issue. jumblatt fears that independent or rival candidates might win in the chouf. geagea and aoun could get MPs independently from his feudal power system (this must be scaring). Geagea has the ambition to become president, that is why he wants to be the strongest Maronite in the 14M political camp, and wait until the regional situation turns in his favour. Amin want to play in the middle, while the "independent" small christian MPs would sell their vote away. actually, geagea's proposal might suit michel aoun, but they will jump at each other's throat again to cut out the smaller districts. it seems to me that the political discourse in Lebanon is in coma.

The whole country should be one electoral district and seats in parliament being won according to the total number of votes for a party as a percentage of the total number of votes cast.
There should be no votes for expatriates.
Surely voting for a parliament is for matters that affect the country. If the expatriates want to have a say in what goes on in the country, they have a simple solution..........return home.