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Government officials in the US are often called czars. It's not an item of propaganda, it's just an informal way of talking in English.
by pekk 13y ago
Government officials in the US are often called czars. It's not an item of propaganda, it's just an informal way of talking in English.
- mladenkovacevic 13y agoOh ok. Yeah calling him a czar makes him sound super independent and unpredictable. Then again in Canada we have the ombudsmen.
- afarrell 13y agoIsn't ombudsman someone in charge of talking to external stakeholders and dealing with their problems?
- mladenkovacevic 13y agoAn ombudsman, in Canada at least, is an independent official appointed to oversee and investigate the provincial government based on feedback from the public. Every province has their own ombudsman.