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If that politician is truly representing his constituency, then he is not a fraud and is doing what he is paid to do.
by kldavis4 16y ago
If that politician is truly representing his constituency, then he is not a fraud and is doing what he is paid to do.
- jbooth 16y agoPoliticians are supposed to lead, not follow.
- JabavuAdams 16y agoSo, because he does what he's told, that makes it alright? He has a choice not to represent that constituency. Let's take a different example. Suppose an American is being paid to do something that is actively bad for other Americans. Does "doing what you're paid to do" make it all right? There are no other considerations?
- mseebach 16y agoPresumably he's not doing "what he's told", he's doing what he thinks is the right thing. Anyone pushing a policy they actually oppose is a fraud, gay or not.