Lumir Abdixhiku suggests that the Constitutional Court is not created to do the job of the others, be that the President who does not know who the candidate should be, or that of the Speaker of the Assembly who does not follow the agenda starting from the seats and places where deputies of each party should sit. Unfortunately, the Court is playing this role due to someone’s lack of integrity and courage and due to the need to remove responsibility.

If this manner of resolving problems goes on, Kosovo will continuously seek a decision-making supremacy which would tell right from wrong and show the way towards wisdom to each policy maker. This country needs political leaders who know what they want and what to do once they gain a seat at the Assembly, writes Abdixhiku.