Arvind Kejriwal and AAP - Page 56

Originally posted by: Nala

This time may be in they will win a few seats but no chance of winning over all election 

I believe they do have a potential and i personally  favor them over other parties but they have a lot to learn .Same goes for AK becoming PM and that Vishwas guy should watch his mouth 🤔

Originally posted by: BirdieNumNum

yeah they have a lot to learn. But meanwhile, what do you suppose they'll be learning? Populist economics congress-style? Scamming vadra style? 😆 

it's amazing that we have people pinning their hopes on AAP  knowing fully well they are clueless today, but making grand assumptions that somehow what they would learn and come up with are all the right policies. If it was that easy being bright, there would never be economic problems in the first place. 😆Come to think of it, maybe AAP should never declare their policies. That way, the guy on the far-right and the guy on the far-left will both assume that AAP's their man. 😆 

so far, all one has seen kejriwal and vishwas do is sell ice cream to eskimos, and umbrellas to those who think it will rain and beach wear to those who think it will be warm and sunny. There's something for everyone, even if it's a theoretical impossibility😆

Originally posted by: Nala

yup that's exactly what they are doing😆..But if it makes people happy it does count,right?😉

the thing is people was looking for a change and AAP looked like an ideal candidate ..well at least they seemed to..That was obvious from last delhi election.

If AAP is going the way it is now then I doubt whether it'll survive for a couple of years let alone winning a parliamentary election.🤔They just don't know how to organize or run a party ...Just a couple people with similar ideas don't make a party,do they?This is what  AAP need to work out

Originally posted by: hindu4lyf

There's rumours of Kiran Bedi being the Delhi CM candidate. (which is probably untrue given in all her interviews I've seen, she always makes it clear she is not a present or future political candidate.) But she is one woman I would love to see enter politics. Knows her stuff and would probably genuinely work for the people. (as opposed to some people that think it's cool to dress up as a seedhi saadhi bhartiya nari with a new found love for cotton sarees.)