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Seems only fair the US voter be allowed to watch their employee do the job.
by macinjosh 4y ago
Seems only fair the US voter be allowed to watch their employee do the job.
- hgsgm 4y agoDo you feel the same way about your job?
- 2devnull 4y agoYou are against cspan? I had no idea that was anybody’s viewpoint.
- hgsgm 4y ago> You are against cspan? Why would you assume that? Covering Congressional busines (speeches, votes) is different from following people around on the floor during 1:1 conversations.
- Our_Benefactors 4y agoThe goalposts were right here a moment ago!
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- marmetio 4y agoThey could have been more clear, but the public debate is over whether the expanded scope will be beneficial or detrimental. The value of C-SPAN in general is not in question.
- WeylandYutani 4y agoApproval rates can hardly drop any lower than they are.
- marmetio 4y agoCan you clarify, approval rate of what exactly?
- Our_Benefactors 4y agoHow is this relevant? My job isn’t a publicly elected position.
- sneak 4y agoIf I were an employee, working at an employer's dedicated commercial facility, I would expect to be under video surveillance at all times in 2023. I'm already under the same every time I go out to eat, or anywhere retail.
- wellthisisgreat 4y agoPeople holding public office and wielding that kind of power should be under incredible scrutiny and surveillance and also required to pass exams and get licenses to keep their profession. It’s wild that you must study for 15 or something like that years to become a doctor so that you god forbid make a mistake and kill someone, and you can just swindle your way into a position where your ignorance can ruin thousands if not more of lives, and also enjoy the life of complete anonymity and insulation from the effects of your ignorance.
- JumpCrisscross 4y ago> Do you feel the same way about your job? House floor, not in their offices. This is the equivalent of having the CEO dial into a stand-up.