In the End There Is One Winner

Attorney Buki Katzman writes an opinion piece comparing sports, court proceedings, and the election process, arguing that in each there is ultimately one winner. He applies this logic to the results of the recent elections, asserting that a single winner will emerge from them as well, even if this is still shrouded in uncertainty.

An opinion piece by Attorney Buki Katzman compares sports, court proceedings, and the election process, arguing that in each of these three realms there is ultimately one winner. Katzman, a civil and commercial litigator, writes that in sports the scoreboard leaves no room for interpretation, and in court the verdict determines who won. He applies the same logic to the results of the recent elections, asserting that a single winner will emerge from them as well, even if this is still shrouded in uncertainty. The article emphasizes that the loser must accept the outcome, but reserves the right to fight within the rules of the game. Katzman notes that winning an election does not exempt one from the law and public scrutiny.

In the End There Is One Winner