The chancellor of justice is playing a game in which she acts as though she is not a candidate, thereby avoiding the debate and heightened media and public scrutiny that should be a matter of course for someone seeking high office.
Martin Helme: “The chancellor of justice is playing a game in which she acts as though she is not a candidate, thereby avoiding the…”
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Criticizing Ülle Madise's approach to the presidential election.
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