Why? 1. Because if they are innocent then they have no need to hide what is deemed
an acceptable level of transparency. 2. It should be the philosophy of those who serve and are served by them that
leading officers of public offices who work for the tax payers, the
people, have a right to know about the job performance and ethical work
practices of our selected officials, just as an employer of a company
does of its employee. We do this for measures of safety, productivity
and overall happiness, the three subsets of which morality is judged
from. Does it harm, is it growth, do we enjoy it. 3.Such a force would
drastically reduce the amount of corruption in politics. This would also
be much more effective if it were combined with programs of positive
and moral growth aimed at those in official offices, a little bit of
Carrot with a little bit of stick, throw in a spice of innovative
education . And of Course the most important part, YOU! Yes you the
person reading this. We as a people are in charge…WE decide. We are
bottom up country that has hit hard times and yes shlacked off a bit.
But it’s time to take responsibility for our self’s.
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