All the Presidential Men

A NINETEEN-year-old discussed results from the April 5 election with his older siblings and both his parents. At the family dinner table, the boy, Ahmad Muntaz, could no longer contain his disappointment. "That's enough, Dad! Make this the last stop in your political travels," the University of Gadjah Mada economics faculty student said. He stared glumly at the results of the National Mandate Party's (PAN) vote count on the television

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