Cannot agree with Narayan Murthy Sir on this one.
If economic progress alone is the yardstick for measuring a Leader's standing, then Hitler and Churchill would see their positions getting reversed! But that's not how leaders are judged.
This is perhaps the first General Election in India where neither the Incumbent Govt coalition nor the Opposition coalition have fielded a worthy candidate for PMship(assuming RaGa will be pitted against NaMo).
the arguments put forth hold little water. as an indian citizen I feel insulted that you think we will allow Namo or any one else to wash away the constitution and our democratic ideals as the germans did to allow hitler to do as he pleased.I'm more interested in putting my point across than worry about the technicalities of 'losing' a debate. As long as the average reader got the gist of what I wanted to express, it's good enough for me. You may collect all the trophies that PDF has lined up for 'winning' arguments here.
Namo is currently the best of the lot, but he would be wildly foolish to imagine the civil society would be a push over even if he has an absolute majority in the parliament.
Namo will be given a job by the citizens to improve the current system, if and when he falls short of the expectations (like manmohan), he will be promptly replaced as well.