06-29-2024, 11:37 AM
That's always such a foolish argument. When whatever agency that's going to become the modern day equivalent of the KGB, ŠtB, STASI, etc... kicks your door in at 2AM, you will not be able to tell them you didn't provide "implied consent".
In post war Czechoslovakia, Edvard Beneš was a terrible president. That doesn't change the fact that if more people stood behind him, Klement Gottwald wouldn't have been able to complete his communist coup.
Whoever they have chosen probably couldn't survive the primary campaign enough to win the general. Without the scrutiny of the primary, that individual will have an easier go, especially with only a few months left before the election.
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