^ n=but th eproblem is both in India and Pakistan we are still preominantly run by individuals and not the institutionalized system. That is a risky thing
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Sure sure. What I am trying to say is: When Sonia had to pick someone from her party she chose an intellectual, Cambridge/Oxford trained economist. While Zardari opted for political lightweight, who has degrees from University of Punjab in Journalism.
Please note that I am insulting the University of Punjab or saying that having degrees from Oxbridge makes you a better politician but rather highlighting the limitations of Gilani and the fact that Singh has had numerous policy papers and had been in charge of economic affairs of India..which means that he is comfortable in a leadership (even if its economic) role.