Jul 8, 2008
Musharraf’s Toughest Opponent
Warning: Pretty uncouth language.
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- Asfandyar Wali
- Asif Zardari
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- Bilawal Bhutto Zardari
- Bill Richardson
- Christopher Dodd
- Farhatullah Babar
- Fazlur Rahman
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- Hamid Karzai
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- Imran Khan
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- Javed Hashmi
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- John Edwards
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- Masood Sharif Khattak
- Muhammad Mian Soomro
- Mushahid Hussain
- Naheed Khan
- Nawaz Sharif
- Pervaiz Elahi
- Quaid-e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- Rehman Malik
- Salmaan Taseer
- Shah Mehmood Qureshi
- Shahbaz Sharif
- Shahnawaz Bhutto
- Shaukat Aziz
- Sher Afgan Niazi
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- Shujaat Hussain
- Yousaf Raza Gillani
- Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
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- Pakistan People's Party (PPP)
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Wow. That was pretty funny.
By the way, I don’t if you’ve noticed this, but I feel like the antipathy against Musharraf is a lot stronger than it ever was against NS or BB in the 90s. I feel like, with them, it was more cynicism and a general tiredness among the population. That has now translated into anger. I wonder how much that has to do with (a) the new media (completely absent in the 90s), and (b) a populist movement (this whole judiciary/long march business.