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American Pol |
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Distrusted, disliked,
and rarely respected by people who worked with or
for him, many of today's politicians
enter politics after losing a corporate
position. |
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Why is America
fettered with politicians who appear wishy-washy,
pandering, unprincipled, and not worthy of America?
Why don't men and women of principle, skill, and
character shift into politics, improve America,
and return to productive work in the private
sector? |
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Because people who can
genuinely achieve go into business,
perform well doing real jobs, earn an honest, reasonable
income, and do not need to pander to multitudes,
wangle for adoration, grant favors, or lecture from
soap boxes.
They work on and manage organizations and operations, accomplish
substantive goals, and
make progress for their companies and for
themselves. |
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Generally, competent
people work in industry, perform traditional
functions and, sometimes, those who are inspired and
creative risk much to become entrepreneurs. |
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Many of those who
cannot live up to these objectives or reach tangible
goals lose their jobs or
cannot attain higher positions in private industry. They discover
there is only one choice open to them: Politics. |
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Politics is the
voluntary function ostensibly designed to serve
the public, but too often used to aggrandize and
serve oneself. |
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The biography of a
local or state-level politician, contains elements that contribute to the
making of the all too typical American pol. |
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After losing a job,
or never actually joining the working labor force, they apparent realize
they could volunteer
for their next work: Community activities. Then,
after serving on a local level to make contacts,
they run for a an office such as mayor. It does not matter that
they lose or win. Their ilk infest America's political
body. They participate in determining local policy
for schools, traffic, taxation, environment,
lifestyle, and more. They support ordinances to
control people's personal activities. Some of these include
issues such as
tree removal on personal property which, due to
their
efforts, requires a permit. Their efforts may make it
illegal for anyone to smoke while
walking down public streets. |
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This sort of
political hack appears
typical of today's local, state, and federal
politicians. They simply keep sliding upward through
the political ranks. |
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America's Leadership |
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Wake up America. You
are surrendering your liberty and your rights to the
inappropriate. You are empowering the inappropriate.
You will not remain America much longer. |
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Today this volunteer
politician and many like him control
village boards, state legislatures, and the US
Congress. |
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With leadership such
as this, where is America going? Where could America
possibly be headed? |
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At some point given a
confluence of circumstances these political hacks
become serious. Some become genuinely serious, big-time political bullies with plans to take
over more than just a corporation or the American people. |
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When they evolve from a petty bully
into an overly empowered glad hander, they are less than appropriate for
American politics. Or are they? |