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Why can’t he discriminate on political affiliation?

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• xracy 1y ago
  Because our system would fall apart every 4 years when a different party started diverting money to their cronies. How corrupt do you want a nation to be?
  • vaidhy 1y ago
    But it is not illegal!! Morals or ethics do not necessarily determine if it is legal.
    • otterley 1y ago
      It may not be unlawful, but institutions work best when there is stability of practice, even across leadership changes. Otherwise, you can’t do any long-range planning or undertake complex experiments or investments that could take years to bear fruit. We used to have a shared sense of custom and mores that helped preserve this stability. But that seems to be out the window now, and regrettably so.
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