>"If they're corrupt and/or incompetent, that's on you and your fellow countrymen, no?" To an extent, yes, but I believe real-life has shown that removing incu

>"If they're corrupt and/or incompetent, that's on you and your fellow countrymen, no?" To an extent, yes, but I believe real-life has shown that removing incumbents is very difficult. I sense that the makeup of the district and the composition of party strength is the major factor in determining whether or not a politician is reelected or replaced, rather than popularity or approval rating.