When reading my classmates blog “The Cake is a Lie” I found
the latest entry “Enough
is Enough” quite insightful and entertaining. The main theme of the entry
is regarding the constant bickering done amongst politicians. I agree that it
is no longer a gentleman’s/woman’s arena but has become one of sensationalism
and shock factor in a means to be recognized and heard. I felt strongly on this
point of view because it is a trend I see throughout all media sources these
days. Even when I watch ESPN these days there is an extremely popular show
called “First Take”. For a full two hours sports journalists, bicker, yell,
scream, and make extreme accusations and statements as their forum of
discussion. It is the point that I cannot bear to watch and have lost respect
for these “journalists” because they are not making well thought out statements
but using loud voices and far-fetched accusations to become recognized. Now this
is a sports channel so I can cut them some slack, when it comes to our
Politicians representing us they need to keep it together and rise above the
nonsense.
Again as mentioned in “Enough is Enough” represent us as a
people with class and dignity. Spend less time on the non-issues and attack the
matters of importance. “How much time (aka money) was wasted on these topics while
jobs were being lost and economy was declining? This causes me actual fear.
Although, I’m sure that for every “State Question” being decided there are
hundreds of other necessary issues being discussed and problems being solved.
Right?”
Obviously I agree with the stance and would love to see
nothing more than for this to happen but I also understand the reality that no
politician would ever get elected if they only focused on important matters and
spent less time on popularity. As funny as that sounds it is the truth and the
world we live in. So in conclusion I stand behind my classmates rant and hope
that our leaders and politicians can find a common ground between the bickering
and taking care of business!
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