Bad Bills as tools of one-party rule?
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Tuesday 3rd November, 2026 Power not only corrupts but also blinds the wielders of it to reality. Most rulers cherish the delusion that they can perpetuate their hold on power by making oppressive laws to overcome dissent and debilitate the.
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- —Tuesday 3rd November, 2026 Power not only corrupts but also blinds the wielders of it to reality.
- —Most rulers cherish the delusion that they can perpetuate their hold on power by making oppressive laws to overcome dissent and debilitate the Opposition, ignoring protests and wise counsel.
- —When they lose power, they become the victims of [].
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