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When I saw the title: "The Lost Concept of a Public Servant," I assumed it was about the career politicians that that we have in elected office today.
When I read the column, I saw why I was confused.
One "public servant" needs the other "public servant."
Symbiosis
This is the second in a series on unions in America.
Public Servant is defined in Webster’s dictionary as a government official or employee. When I was growing up that perception was accepted on a near-universal basis. Christopher Stevens, our deceased Libyan Ambassador, would fulfill that role in most people’s eyes. Certainly members of the military are truly public servants. But because of public employee unions, our former public servants are really at odds with the public.
We have felt that our public employees were against us for a long time as they have used their unionized power to collect...
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