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A prisoner of his principles
by confuzzled dude Tue Dec 17, 2013 11:23 am
"Mr. Kejriwal is justified in wanting to keep a distance from both the BJP and the Congress. But the principled opposition to the traditional political class should not be a handicap in giving the people of Delhi a government in which the AAP can carry through its programme. Instead of ending up as a prisoner of his principles, Mr. Kejriwal should seize the opportunity to provide a government that is in line with his stated principles, free of corruption, and driven solely by the livelihood needs and concerns of the people. "
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/a-prisoner-of-his-principles/article5466472.ece?homepage=true
-> Noble beings will have to tough it out to survive in muddied political arena.
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/a-prisoner-of-his-principles/article5466472.ece?homepage=true
-> Noble beings will have to tough it out to survive in muddied political arena.
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Re: A prisoner of his principles
by Propagandhi711 Wed Dec 18, 2013 12:28 pm
this kejriwal should get lessons from jagan on how to survive in the muddied political arena with principles intact
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Re: A prisoner of his principles
by Hellsangel Wed Dec 18, 2013 12:31 pm
Propagandhi711 wrote:this kejriwal should get lessons from jagan on how to survive in the muddied political arena with principles intact
What explains our resident Commie's loyalty to the erstwhile first family of AP?
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Re: A prisoner of his principles
by Propagandhi711 Wed Dec 18, 2013 12:37 pm
dyed in wool congress supporter with family connections, maybe?
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Re: A prisoner of his principles
by confuzzled dude Wed Dec 18, 2013 1:07 pm
Propagandhi711 wrote:dyed in wool congress supporter with family connections, maybe?
Who else can best figure this out but you two morally supreme beings err Kejriwal's clones, drenched with honesty all over
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Re: A prisoner of his principles
by goodcitizn Wed Dec 18, 2013 1:37 pm
confuzzled dude wrote:"Mr. Kejriwal is justified in wanting to keep a distance from both the BJP and the Congress. But the principled opposition to the traditional political class should not be a handicap in giving the people of Delhi a government in which the AAP can carry through its programme. Instead of ending up as a prisoner of his principles, Mr. Kejriwal should seize the opportunity to provide a government that is in line with his stated principles, free of corruption, and driven solely by the livelihood needs and concerns of the people. "
My sentiment exactly.
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