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If witnesses and legislators are required to be in public for questioning before a committee, doesn't it seem a bit off-putting that one of the participants wou
by drivingmenuts 7y ago
If witnesses and legislators are required to be in public for questioning before a committee, doesn't it seem a bit off-putting that one of the participants would be allowed to join from a private location?
It could lead to a violation of trust - Anderson is a politician, regardless of how little experience he actually has, and one never trusts a politician to always do the right thing.
- MBCook 7y agoHe was voted in by the people, I see no reason he shouldn’t get reasonable accommodations. If the people find it so objectionable that he can’t attend meetings in person, they have a remedy. They can simply vote him out. It’s not a lifetime appointment.
- kaitai 7y agoIsn't it a bit off-putting that this duly elected representative of the people can't do his job, presumably basically 'cause he can't easily take a piss?