> Some view that as the reality of politics - it involves compromise with others of different views. I've really aligned myself with this viewpoint the more I

> Some view that as the reality of politics - it involves compromise with others of different views. I've really aligned myself with this viewpoint the more I work in the corporate world. Things are a compromise, always. Purity is found in mathematics and, sometimes, theology. I also think there's room for a certain level of what is called corruption: it's important to allow for judgement and slop, people who aren't facially qualified, but through a few connections getting them work can demonstrate that they really ARE qualified and capable.