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I'm not sure if she's technically savvy enough to have known that or researched it on her own but if not I'm really glad her interns or subordinates were focuse
by scoggs 9y ago
I'm not sure if she's technically savvy enough to have known that or researched it on her own but if not I'm really glad her interns or subordinates were focused on important talking points that will really help define the problems at hand.
- Waterluvian 9y agoAgreed. Its absolutely not her role to be a specialist. Her role is policy and lawmaking. A good Congressperson would be one who can wield the full force of their team's knowledge and research power.
- noir_lord 9y ago> A good Congressperson would be one who can wield the full force of their team's knowledge and research power. In practice I fear it's more that a 'good' (electable) congressperson is the one who can wield the full force of their lobbiest's knowledge and power. I try hard not to be cynical but as a citizen of the UK the soft control the private sector has over our government is horribly worrying.