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Alright, cast your vote guys. (All other armenianclub posters who don't participate in this forum, you too should also have a small idea on some of these people, so please, vote too).
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15Robert Kocharian, current president6.67%1Stepan Demirchyan, leader of "Artarutyun"0.00%0Artashes Geghamyan, leader of "Azgayin Miabanootyoon"0.00%0Aram Sargsyan, former PM, brother of Vazgen, member of "Artarutyun"0.00%0Arthur Baghdasarian, young President of National Assembly, member of "Orinats Yerkir"0.00%0Raffi Hovanissian, US born, first FA minister of Armenia13.33%2Andranik Margaryan, current prime minister0.00%0Serzh Sarkisian, Minister of Defence (dubbed enemy of the press by some organization)6.67%1Levon Ter Petrosian, first President of Armenia0.00%0Levon Mgrditchian, leader of "Dashnakdzootyoon"26.67%4Vartan Osganian. US-educated, Minister of Foreign Affairs6.67%1Albert Bazeyan, member of "Artarutyun", former mayor of Yerevan0.00%0David Lokian, member of "Dashnakdztyoon", minister of Agriculture0.00%0Other (a person I omitted, please say who)0.00%0He has not arrived yet...(no one is up to the challenge)40.00%6 -
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I had the same answer as you, only because I don't see 1000% determination in any of those candidates. Only possible exception would of course be my good friend Vartan O. But I fear he wouldn't be strong enough to control all the idiots.
What is your opinion of Arthur Baghdasarian? I do not know much about him, but it intrigued me to see that he has such a big role in government at his young age. Also, he is a PhD in law, so he seems to have the smarts too...
In any event, if this saviour were to show up one day, I'd still like to keep a man like Kocharian responsible of the Artsakh case, simply because I like his no-bullxxxx, "we have the upper hand no matter what you say" attitude.Comment
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I do not follow politics at all. So my vote would be completely pointless. However I do appreciate the work put into compiling the list and I am glad to know that there is someone of your age who has taken such an interest.Comment
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Alright alright, you don't need to vote then.Originally posted by Arvestaked I do not follow politics at all. So my vote would be completely pointless. However I do appreciate the work put into compiling the list and I am glad to know that there is someone of your age who has taken such an interest.
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Ok, but if you HAD to vote for one,w ho would it be??The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott FitzgeraldComment
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I would put myself as a write-in to be safe.Originally posted by ckBejug Ok, but if you HAD to vote for one,w ho would it be??Comment
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I'm in the same boat as Arvy, Baronchik jan, but I'll vote, hehehe.Comment
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i dont know about baghdasarian. he really does seem like a populist and is trying hard to make a name for himself. i am sure he will be running in 2008. I dont reall know where he is at this point and whether i would support him or not.Comment
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iiiiiiiiiinterestingOriginally posted by TigranJamharian i dont know about baghdasarian. he really does seem like a populist and is trying hard to make a name for himself. i am sure he will be running in 2008. I dont reall know where he is at this point and whether i would support him or not.
According to his bio on parliament.am (very well made site, by the way, as are many sites from Armenia), he seems to be a career politician who has gradually moved up the ranks, and was elected president of Orinats Yerkir in 1998.
He seems to have a vast experience in all politics-related fields, from newspaper editor to chairman of the board of the French University of Armenia to Chairman of the union of lawyers and political scientists of Armenia.Comment
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