MERCURIAL POLITICS

POLITICAL parties are operating almost without distinguishable patterns. Sometimes they head north, then turn south, jump east—or veer southwest. Even after the General Elections Commission (KPU) closed the presidential candidacy registration on Saturday two weeks ago—a sign that political parties should have set up their coalitions—the parties were still jumpingabout. Like mercury in a tube, they seem unable to settle in one position.

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