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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
That's the bishop, not the queen. And you're in check, so you can't even move your bishop. Jeez it's like playing chess with a cat.
The cat is outplaying you ainec.
Originally Posted by OngBonga
Winning an election de facto makes someone fit for office because that what the election was basically deciding... who the public felt was fit for office.
Begging the question.
Originally Posted by OngBonga
What does that term mean if it's not "he or she whom the public deem most appropriate for the job"? Ah, I know what meaning you're using... the "in my opinion" one.
"Fit for office" and "elected" aren't synonymous. There's where you're going wrong.
Have you ever heard of a guy named Nixon? He was judged fit for office by the electors, turned out he wasn't.
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