i think there is more opportunity than you thing for things to work out well, because the tide of transparency would lift all boats, just the same. You attack

i think there is more opportunity than you thing for things to work out well, because the tide of transparency would lift all boats, just the same. You attack someone, you better know you can be attacked. I think this would work wonders to introduce principles into people that are anything but principled. If you vote for someone that says he's for X, but then he actually secretly negotiating to drop X from the table, then what good was that campaign promise / vote ? Shouldn't it be necessary to know you were effectively defrauded ? There's almost no instance where more transparency is a net loss to society. Politics is far and away one of least transparent undertakings. It is desperate for more transparency, not less