Sorawong: Parliament Not Ideal for Thailand – PPTVHD36

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Sorawong’s Statement on⁣ Dissolving Parliament: Sorawong (likely a representative of the Phuea⁢ Thai Party) states that dissolving parliament⁤ is one option‍ available to the acting government, but not a “great card” or a last resort. He ‍clarifies he never said⁤ they would ‍dissolve parliament if the People’s Party chose another coalition partner. He simply stated dissolving parliament is always a possibility in politics. Negotiations with the People’s Party: Phuea Thai has accepted the people’s ‍Party’s three proposals and presented four of their own. These aren’t presented as demands, but as⁤ additions to potentially speed up the process, including discussion of the original 40⁤ constitution. No Conclusion Yet: A⁢ final decision on which party to⁣ join in forming a government hasn’t been reached.
Not‍ a Bargaining Chip: Sorawong emphasizes that the possibility of dissolving parliament⁣ is not being used as ⁢a⁢ bargaining tactic or pressure on the People’s Party.

In essence,the article portrays‍ Sorawong downplaying the idea that dissolving parliament is a threat or a primary strategy for Phuea Thai. It’s presented as a legal option, but not a preferred one.