"Two political parties agreed to rubber-stamp a conglomeration of their own ideas into national law so that they go for elections," said an editorial in News Day, an independent newspaper.
Or, they can say, "We cannot establish our ideological state, but if we want to manage the state, if we want to be politicians, then we have to make coalitions with other people, we have to go for elections, and we have to accept democracy". This way is embodied, for instance, by the prime minister of Turkey, Tayyip Erdogan, who was an Islamicist when he was a student and even a junior militant.
Now there is, at least, a new will to go for elections and perhaps change the situation, at least of the Government.
And if you'll be gone for election day, November 6, you should be able to check your state's site for an absentee or early voting ballot.
"Zimbabwe is going for elections in four to five months' time and we have to preach peace, peace and peace," the new president, who served as Mugabe's right-hand man for decades before taking power, said during a visit to neighbouring Mozambique.
"If he goes for elections and wins, Zimbabwe will have a president with mental limitations and really getting worse and worse".
.@mrchriswilkins describes a scene in the Downing st flat in which four advisers were persuading Theresa and Philip May to go for an election in 2017.
"He suggested I didn't go for hereditary election and said he thought I would be a good MP.
