Good to see your libertarian values on display mate
lol wondered how long it would take the "pro-democracy interim president" who "just wants fair elections" to say that actually the socialist can't run. answer: two dayspic.twitter.com/fhcQMtSz9b
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I assume there's a mass boycott planned for that phony shitshow... unlike here in the US, where we respond to fixed, phony elections by screaming at people to vote.pic.twitter.com/7mdLSCpv7F
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Hmm, how did the Bolivian supremes court rule on that one?
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Socialist can run but Morales who committed election fraud can't.
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Evo and former vice president cannot run. New (if any) candidates from their political party can run. https://www.paginasiete.bo/nacional/2019/11/14/anez-advierte-al-mas-quieran-no-se-elegira-el-tse-dice-que-evo-no-puede-ser-candidato-237390.html …
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Yes, this sound terrible, but aren't there term limits in Bolivia as there are in many democracies? Shouldn't all leaders/candidates be subject to those?
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Yes, but the term limits were deemed unconstitutional, to the extent of my knowledge. They didn’t apply at the time that he ran, though I think he did oppose them beforehand, trying to change the law via other means
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