Where is Chandrababu Naidu?

kinnera wrote:Chandrababu will be like 'rentiki (or mooduki) chedda revadi', neither here nor there. 

I'm wondering...how would it be if the telangana ppl vote neither for TRS nor congress nor TDP, but vote for Jagan? That would be like a slap in the face of everyone, esp Sonia. That would be great!

confuzzled dude wrote:

kinnera wrote:Chandrababu will be like 'rentiki (or mooduki) chedda revadi', neither here nor there. 

I'm wondering...how would it be if the telangana ppl vote neither for TRS nor congress nor TDP, but vote for Jagan? That would be like a slap in the face of everyone, esp Sonia. That would be great!

It doesn't work that way. KCR already said he is merging with Congress (in his defense he always said that). So the deal is TDP helps out Congress in Telanagana so Congress will return the favor in SeemAndhra at the same time neutralizing Jagan's influence. YSR Congress won't be a player in Telangana which is precisely why Konda Surekha and other T MLAs quit yesterday.

indophile wrote:What about those central ministers from Andhra -- NTR's daughter, Kavuri Sambasivarao, and others? Are they going to stick around or resign? If they don't resign, do they have any political future?

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:It is strange that Congress can do that to a state that has strong regional leaders. MT iT Mata could not have done this to West Bengal, and certainly not to TN. That is one reason, like MAX said, the states should have STRONG, honorable, regional leaders with SOME self-respect. This is what happens when leaders subservient to "high Command" are elected to the State. Even Yeddy did not succumb totally to the Central BJP. He would rather get out.  Let us see how Vidarba turns out. The Shiv Sena would not allow it. What will the RSS say ?

confuzzled dude wrote:
Like who? CBN was never a leader material let alone strong (micro-manager yes, strong NO). He happened to be in the right place at the right time, most of his life. YSR was the only strong leader developed in Congress party in the last 2 and half decades. Everyone else are rich businessmen joined politics to use it as a springboard to expand their business interests or protect them.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:It is strange that Congress can do that to a state that has strong regional leaders. MT iT Mata could not have done this to West Bengal, and certainly not to TN. That is one reason, like MAX said, the states should have STRONG, honorable, regional leaders with SOME self-respect. This is what happens when leaders subservient to "high Command" are elected to the State. Even Yeddy did not succumb totally to the Central BJP. He would rather get out.  Let us see how Vidarba turns out. The Shiv Sena would not allow it. What will the RSS say ?

Like who? CBN was never a leader material let alone strong (micro-manager yes, strong NO). He happened to be in the right place at the right time, most of his life. YSR was the only strong leader developed in Congress party in the last 2 and half decades. Everyone else are rich businessmen joined politics to use it as a springboard to expand their business interests or protect them.

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:It is strange that Congress can do that to a state that has strong regional leaders. MT iT Mata could not have done this to West Bengal, and certainly not to TN. That is one reason, like MAX said, the states should have STRONG, honorable, regional leaders with SOME self-respect. This is what happens when leaders subservient to "high Command" are elected to the State. Even Yeddy did not succumb totally to the Central BJP. He would rather get out.  Let us see how Vidarba turns out. The Shiv Sena would not allow it. What will the RSS say ?

Like who? CBN was never a leader material let alone strong (micro-manager yes, strong NO). He happened to be in the right place at the right time, most of his life. YSR was the only strong leader developed in Congress party in the last 2 and half decades. Everyone else are rich businessmen joined politics to use it as a springboard to expand their business interests or protect them.

 seriously, with a straight face. hmmmmm

Idéfix wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:It is strange that Congress can do that to a state that has strong regional leaders. MT iT Mata could not have done this to West Bengal, and certainly not to TN. That is one reason, like MAX said, the states should have STRONG, honorable, regional leaders with SOME self-respect. This is what happens when leaders subservient to "high Command" are elected to the State. Even Yeddy did not succumb totally to the Central BJP. He would rather get out.  Let us see how Vidarba turns out. The Shiv Sena would not allow it. What will the RSS say ?

Like who? CBN was never a leader material let alone strong (micro-manager yes, strong NO). He happened to be in the right place at the right time, most of his life. YSR was the only strong leader developed in Congress party in the last 2 and half decades. Everyone else are rich businessmen joined politics to use it as a springboard to expand their business interests or protect them.

 seriously, with a straight face. hmmmmm

LOL, you mean YSR meets the definition?

TOI article wrote:YSR stoked the Telangana sentiment and associated himself with regional aspirations just to trip the unshakeable Chandrababu Naidu.

Idéfix wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Like who? CBN was never a leader material let alone strong (micro-manager yes, strong NO). He happened to be in the right place at the right time, most of his life. YSR was the only strong leader developed in Congress party in the last 2 and half decades. Everyone else are rich businessmen joined politics to use it as a springboard to expand their business interests or protect them.

 seriously, with a straight face. hmmmmm

LOL, you mean YSR meets the definition?

Propagandhi711 wrote:

atleast the expanding business interests part. just a weeny teeny bit. and yes he might have been a thug more than a businessman before he got into power, but that's a minor quibble in indian politics.