Can you revoke the mandates of elected officials in the US?

[Riesstiu IV]

Yes, it's called assassination.

[Zkribbler]

Can anyone here think of a European leader who's been assassinated. I can't think of any in the last century.

(Archduke Ferdinand, sure. But he wasn't the leader of Austria-Hungary.)

[-Jrabbit]

Hmm, I can't.

Perhaps this is a good first step toward figuring out what's wrong with Europe.

[Fake Boris]

Can anyone here think of a European leader who's been assassinated. I can't think of any in the last century.

(Archduke Ferdinand, sure. But he wasn't the leader of Austria-Hungary.)

Engelbert Dollfuss, Austrian chancelor, 1934.

There were several murder attempts against Charles de Gaulle too.

I'm sure there are others.

[Riesstiu IV]

There is also Olof Palme.

[notyoueither]

We don't care what you call your five-fingered lover, Riesstiu.

[Victor Galis]

Davis lied about the shortfall. Arnold hasn't. Thus the difference. Plus, Gray was not only the man's name, it was a description of his personality.

Wasn't there some state representative that financed the recall campaign because he thought he could win the recall election before Schwarzeneger said he'd run?

Can anyone here think of a European leader who's been assassinated. I can't think of any in the last century.

Olof Palme. 1986. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olof_Palme is the first that comes to mind.

edit: Seems I've been beaten to the punch.