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Originally Posted by Aoun is rou2yaweh Presidency and ministry are COMPLETLY two different things.
A ministry requires a competent person in the domain to run it.
HOWEVER the presidency requires someone who represents (the most) the political choices of the people, THAT IS WHY he must be popular.
DRM got shi 1 to 2 seats by non christian votes, Nassib Lahoud was the head of DRM and lost in his headquarters, that is not considered popular, so he can't represent his people! Whereas Gebran Bassil represents his party who got X in the elections and thus deserves Y in the government and is free to name whoever it wants. |
Not really different things , its same logic ( which I am against ).
Presidency requires who represents the political line of the MPs electing him. I don't see anywhere in the constitution that states that the president should be someone who ran for elections and had a sweeping victory , lol.
Here comes the choices , you want constitution ? or a3raf and personal analysis of who represents and who doesn't ?
Because the same way Gebran Bassil represents his party who got X votes and Y MPs , Nassib Lahoud in case he was elected he would be representing the X` who voted M14 and Y` MPs M14 had, no?
We should get out of this mentality.
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Originally Posted by joe tayyar Using this logic is logic. How can nassib be the president of the state and anja2 bimassil 7alo,and the 14ers didnt give him a chance to run the 2009 elections,while bassil represent the C&R block of 27 mps |
See above lol.