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I argue that a politician going against what the people (aka voters) demands will not get elected in the first place. So the real work must be done before elect
by soco 3y ago
I argue that a politician going against what the people (aka voters) demands will not get elected in the first place. So the real work must be done before election - a matter of influence in a direction or another.
- JohnFen 3y agoI understand your point, but it's also true that "the people" don't exactly have a unified opinion of much. Any politician will be going with what some of the people want, and against what a different group of the people want, all at the same time.