A Question Worth Asking, Your Excellency
The true measure of democratic leadership lies not in the number of political allies or officeholders supporting an administration, but in the confidence it has to submit its record to the judgment of the people. When a government commands an extensive political structure yet appears apprehensive about a free, fair, and credible election, it inevitably raises questions about its faith in its own performance and public acceptance. Ultimately, elections are the cornerstone of democracy, providing citizens with the opportunity to assess the stewardship of those in power.