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The notion that public service is a public trust seems somewhat naïve in today’s political climate. Today, Lord Acton’s assertion that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely is axiomatic. As of this writing, Dick Morris’ Catastrophe - a book that catalogues mind-numbing abuse of power - resides atop the New York Times bestseller list. Most of that abuse flows from entrenched interests, which have normalized an atmosphere of cronyism and outright corruption among our elected officials.
Americans know that success is predicated upon fresh ideas. A baseball team will hire a new manager after a prolonged period of stagnation. So,...
My Bond is My Word
keeps voting in the same idiots unless,
of course THEY are idiots?
Delaware?
IMAGINE - a seat being held by a 'warmer'
for the idiots son!
I am not too sure about the bond.
But there are quite a few in both houses
of Congress that need to GO!