protect the power from abuse
decide how decisions will be made
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The rest works itself out.
Sunday, January 28, 2007
a new order of business?
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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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