Political power and honest accountability vary inversely.
A situation diametrically opposite the need.
Yet no one will talk about it.
Saturday, December 02, 2006
Talk about the emperor’s clothes.
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The terms of public service are the prerogative of the public. Fundamental among those terms; public servants are accountable to the public, and to meaningful standards of conduct and competence, at least for the eight measly hours a day that we have to "trust" them with the control over our power and our resources.
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- Benjamin Franklin: “Force shites upon reason's back.”
- The Trib: APS renovation costs going up
- Explain it to me, like you would explain it to you...
- The burden of proof falls reasonably upon whom?
- Disingenuous
- A rising tide lifts all boats
- If every day…
- You better saddle up soon
- Accountability behind Mayor’s Plan for Schools
- They got away with it
- Why must the Public Forum be “off the record”?
- It would be a shame if the next school tax failed
- More proof
- APS Board hides its misconduct
- APS “Ethics scandal”
- Albuquerque Public Schools, Board of Education, Di...
- How can you trust someone who stonewalls?
- APS Leadership renounces accountability
- APS Praetorian Guard fails to investigate
- If you need proof that you have been stripped of y...
- Corrupt politicians usurp power
- The citizens of Albuquerque have lost their contro...
- Just for the heck of it
- Imagine a line between the things that are alright...
- Charter schools backfill
- APS Leaders model only hypocrisy
- APS Board Policy G.10
- Mayor Chavez lets APS Leadership off the hook. Why?
- APS’ Character Counts plan
- Looking past the haircut
- Public servants are accountable to the public
- Take your best shot
- Why do I keep asking the same question over and over?
- The private lives of the APS Leadership
- Power and honest accountability vary inversely.
- “…fear of retaliation or retribution is part of th...
- It’s time for someone else to stand up
- “What I'm after is accountability”,
- The Journal’s agenda for the APS
- Talk about the emperor’s clothes.
- Your cost.
- Letters to the editor; July 27th, 2006
- Stonewalling? You be the judge.
- Role modeling and accountability
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