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In our era, when online forms are frequently utilized instead of paper documents, I see no reason to deem this mechanism as a less legitimate method of appointment.
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Recently Rabbi Yosef Adler, morah d’asra of Congregation Rinat Israel, unintentionally created a controversy when he answered a shaila from a congregant about removing the word “nasi” (President) from the Prayer for the Welfare of the Government after the riots at the Capitol. Given the political reality, as Rabbi Adler viewed it, he recommended taking out the word from the prayer the Shabbos before President Biden was inaugurated and reverting back to including the word a week later, after the inauguration.