I sense a disturbance... While the administration scrambles and tries to catch up with steps to troubleshoot its consecutive blunders, a military option to pressure the CEO out of office might be taken as the easiest, most convenient and cheapest way by vicious manipulators. The audiotape scandal has intensified the crises and further provoked the already polarized political factions such that a poorly executed public apology only added fuel to a volatile predicament. Current events now reveal a race or contest between different political groups. Who among them can prove or show the best options or alternatives of political change and governance? What are the best constitutional and extra-constitutional options for the country? Who will take charge once the CEO's resigned, ousted or otherwise?
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