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In other societies, what you're referring to might be called an Ombudsman, or in our judicial system, a district attorney. There is no such counterpoint in gov
by josh2600 13y ago
In other societies, what you're referring to might be called an Ombudsman, or in our judicial system, a district attorney.
There is no such counterpoint in government, save our elected officials. Specifically, the reason the Commander in Chief is a civilian seems to be for this exact reason.
Anyways, I think the concept of a dissenting opinion would be welcome from the public's perspective and shunned from the bureaucratic one.
- alan_cx 13y agoFunny though, the elected lot want votes. On one hand "we" give them power; on the other hand, they really don't want our opinions.