Originally Posted by
DH2time
I would like to add that we already have term limits.
Related I always like going to an experienced mechanic for my car. Preferring one that has worked on my type of car, than trusting some new guy that just hung up his sign. I’m not saying the inexperienced guy is bad, just saying the experienced one statistically has a better chance of fixing my issue the first time. Sure the experienced one may charge me more for his experience and he may be able to fix the issue in 10 minutes and charge me the book rate of 2.5 labor hours but that’s part of the process and I understand it. Just saying this analogy says a lot about how I feel about politics.
Except when your mechanic has repeatedly demonstrated that they can’t fix the problem and want to blame the maker of the part (the other party) instead of their own ineptitude or being paid by the manufacturer not to fix it properly so you are forced to buy a new car (lobbying) then what do you do?