I am just as frustrated as the author with the low level of accountability for poor outcomes that public servant leaders face, he misses the point that not ever

I am just as frustrated as the author with the low level of accountability for poor outcomes that public servant leaders face, he misses the point that not everyone agrees on how different trade offs should be weighted. Sweden received major economic and personal freedom and quality of life benefits in exchange for the somewhat increased mortality. Also his dishonest summation of immigration/refugee issues/numbers doesn't help his credibility. I would like to see broader discussions of how we can increase accountability for outcomes of elected leaders, or leaders appointed by governmental organizations. I think this article is a single narrow approach written in anger and frustration. I share the frustration but would like to see serious consideration of thr pros and cons of different ways to improve the dire level of accountability, and a lot of brainstorming and outsidr the box ideas.