Throughout "Primary Colors", we see Jack Stanton appealing to voters form diverse racial, cultural, and religious backgrounds. In each scene he becomes a "yes man" who supports any political cause that will earn him votes. Is this type of campaign behavior unethical? As elected officials who serve the public, should politicians be held to higher ethical standards? Why or why not?
Jacks Stanton does the most important thing as a politician running for president. He attempts to persuade the undereducated areas of the United States. He starts off by relating to southern factory workers, by speaking in a so-called "x-rated" fashion. He promotes higher education for adults in this scene and promises that he will wake up thinking about these people
Jacks Stanton does the most important thing as a politician running for president. He attempts to persuade the undereducated areas of the United States. He starts off by relating to southern factory workers, by speaking in a so-called "x-rated" fashion. He promotes higher education for adults in this scene and promises that he will wake up thinking about these people