It seems that the public is always hearing of powerful people who make hypocritical and scandalous choices: from the local police officer who takes advantage of his position by parking on the wrong side of the street in a non-emergency situation, to former Senate majority leader and President Barack Obama’s former nominee for Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Daschle who evaded taxes for a car and driver, to former Illinois Governor Blagojevich who was impeached for trying to auction Obama’s senate seat.
These examples lead others and myself in the public to a single yet complex question: Why do people in positions of status, especially representatives of the law, take liberty with the law and their actions as they do?
Perhaps their choices
These examples lead others and myself in the public to a single yet complex question: Why do people in positions of status, especially representatives of the law, take liberty with the law and their actions as they do?
Perhaps their choices