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What percentage of legitimate voters would you say have met their elected representative(s) outside some politically opportune moment? I dare say scant few. Considering it takes a lifetime to cultivate relationships, and a knowledge of someone, how could we presume someone who has never met a broad contingent of ones so-called constituents, could possibly properly represent the best interests and intentions of those unknown constituents?
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When we talk about what it is to be uniquely American, what do we mean? How often do we sit quietly, and simply reflect on this notion – or are we ‘encouraged’ to move on to other things, ostensibly of more importance? How well have we imparted the lessons of Americana to posterity, and ensured they be preserved? John Adams, first Vice President and second President under the Constitution issued just such a clarion call. Have we heeded his exhortation?
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Guest Host: Chris Hinkley, RBN host of Road Warrior Radio | In this ostensibly constitutional Republican, elected representative government, how many of the voting populace ever meet their elected representatives? How can someone rightly ‘represent’ another, let alone a mass of constituents, whom they have never met?
