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Originally Posted by CalledDownLight
Acting on things in a way that makes you more electable rather than acting for the best of the country and your constituents is a huge issue. What people say they want or vote on and what is best for them are often two very different things.
Also, experience matters and turnover hurts productivity. Not just in government, but in private industry or even personal life as well.
what uhh do you think prevents politicians from completely deviating from campaign rhetoric when they are actually in office?
because i'm pretty sure it is threat of losing re-election. there is no incentive to do anything constitutents actually want once in office if we have one term people
now if you want to say that doesn't work out in practice than fine, but that is the idea behind it
Last edited by mutigers; 02-16-2017 at 01:56 PM.
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