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I think there's a difference in an employed role where you can be hired and fired vs. a political office where voters determine occupancy.
by threatofrain 5y ago
I think there's a difference in an employed role where you can be hired and fired vs. a political office where voters determine occupancy.
- HKH2 5y agoSure, relatively apolitical offices should be more distant from the voting process, but they should also act relatively apolitically, otherwise they might as well be determined by voters, directly or indirectly.
- ixacto 5y agoThe only problem is that this is arguably a political decision by a non-political employed role.