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Vote for the crook, not the fascist – How do we overcome this?

Vote for the crook, not the fascist – How do we overcome this? By Kojo Essankomah MAR 15, 2021 Jacques Chirac of the Rally for the Republic party won the 2002 French Presidential elections runoff against Jean-Marie Le Pen of the National Front. What is remarkable about this election is not that Chirac won by some 82%, but the message that seemingly won it for him – Vote for the Crook, not the Fascist. Both Chirac and Le Pen were very unpopular candidates. To win, Chirac’s supporters encouraged the French people to choose the lesser of the two evils, in this case being Chirac, the Crook, over Le Pen, the Fascist. What happened in the 2002 French Presidential elections clearly illustrates the lesser evil principle. When voters are faced with two unpopular candidates, they often choose the one they consider the lesser of the two evils.

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Ghana remains a highly flawed democracy whose dividends is captured by politicians and cronies – Prof Gyimah-Boadi

Ghana remains a highly flawed democracy whose dividends is captured by politicians and cronies – Prof Gyimah-Boadi
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Akufo-Addo s anti-corruption credibility is in the coffin - Gyimah-Boadi

705 Co-founder of Afrobarometer, a non-partisan, pan-African research institution that conducts public attitude surveys on democracy, governance, the economy and society in Africa, Professor Emmanuel Gyimah-Boadi says the treatment meted out to Ghana s immediate past Auditor-General, Mr Daniel Yaw Domelevo is just shameful. Making reference to what others have described as a forced retirement for Mr Domelevo, Prof Gyimah-Boadi said it symbolizes a situation where it was increasingly becoming clear that the presidency was not ready to work with institutions or leadership it has not appointed. I think the worse of it is that, we have a presidency that is increasingly looking like it has difficulty working with institutions and leadership that it has not appointed. Then, the Domelevo incident, or debacle is for me a clear example of that, Prof Gyimah-Boadi said in a television interview which aired on

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