Is the U.S. still 'the land of the free' today?
Because I have the feeling it isn't....not anymore anyways, or is it? (I'm Belgian so tell me)
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bcvegas4u · 70-79, M
That was why it was representative. A banker, next to a store owner, next to a farmer......and so on. Oh, yeah, I forgot those lawyers, too.
Anyway, they were the "common folk". Not professional politicians. And when they were through, they went back to work. Maybe at a better position because of their knowledge, but they didn't go to work as consultants to those they regulated.
Anyway, they were the "common folk". Not professional politicians. And when they were through, they went back to work. Maybe at a better position because of their knowledge, but they didn't go to work as consultants to those they regulated.