In Sight
The contract has been broken
The debate currently raging in Armenia about the future of Prime Minister Pashinyan's government has brought out the best and worst of a wounded society. Certainly, the political rhetoric is not contributing to the stability of the country as opposition forces seek to remove, through constitu
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The Armenian people collectively trusted and believed in Pashynian to do the right thing for the people; however, given the Artsakh outcome, it is time to pass the ‘authority baton’, but since My Step alliance controls the prime minister selection and the fact that most have lost faith in the current government (again), who is to say that the next one will be better? Different, yes, but better? The taste of defeat is bitter and sad and costly in many ways. You are right, the lure of power must be overcome in order to move forward. Is the Armenian Nation ready?
Should we pick one of the 17 factions? How ridiculous..The guy they want to install next is an old Soviet Levon Der Petrossioan lackey.. No thanks. Its incredible that the old useless corrupt ways pop their heads right back during crises to take advantage of the situation. Its also amazing how unprepared and incompetent Pashinyan really is. A sad state of affairs..