Voters are going to able to hold politicians and public servants
individually accountable for their conduct and competence at every election.
Apparently, anything goes (on a ballot).
Why not include on every ballot;
the opportunity for politicians and public servants to be periodically evaluated by the people they serve?Why not provide the opportunity for stake and interest holder input on politicians, public servants, their public service and the policies they create and enforce?
Why shouldn't APS school board members not up for election,
be subject to electoral scrutiny?
Trust me, it isn't because they can't stand the adoration.
There are voters who would express their displeasure with the mid-termers, for their endorsement of Marty Esquivel and Art Melendres Constitutionally indefensible public participation in school board meetings policy and procedural directive.
The next time the school board and administration want to pass a bond issue or mill levy, voters will have the opportunity to weigh in on how they feel about how the board and their superintendent spent the last few hundred million tax dollars entrusted to their stewardship.
There is a lot of talk about holding teachers accountable for their public service; for their conduct and for their competence.
What logic demands accountability from teachers within their public service and does not demand accountability from politicians and public servants within their public service?
On the day it is decided that voters can weigh in periodically
on the conduct and competence of sitting politicians and
public servants; even with so little as a simple thumbs up or
thumbs down, is the day;
- pigs will fly,
- fish will speak,
- rocks won't sink,
- snakes will smoke,
- frogs will grow hair,
- hell will freeze over,
- chickens will grow teeth,
- fish will climb poplar trees,
- grapes will grow on willows,
- the sun will rise in the west,
- white crows will fly upside down,
- crayfish will whistle on the mountain, and
- monkeys will fly out of my ass.
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