5 reasons everyone hates politicians

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The iconic do-nothing congress has been here for the last few decades and it’s getting pretty annoying. Both parties blame the other for every problem that they face, rather than solving them. Can you imagine if employees did this at any business? Nothing would get done! Which is exactly what is happening in Washington D.C. They go to work and refuse to meet in the middle on any issue, which leads me to my next point.

knockout2. Not One Party is Completely Right
You’d have to be crazy to think that only your political party is right and that every other belief is completely wrong. I think they call people like that “bigots”. It’s good to look an individual issue for what it is. Unfortunately, politicians take the stance of
whatever their party tells them to.

Newsflash to politicians: it’s okay to stand up for what you believe in! If you want to support both a balanced budget and LGBTQ rights, then more power to you. You need to stop trying to please your political peers and asia mobile number list instead work to please the American people.

pinocchio3. Politicians Lie
Ever hear the saying, “On my first day in office, I will…”? It usually doesn’t happen. Politicians say a lot of stuff to get elected. When they say they’re going to give free education to all, or they will single-handedly get us on a path towards paying off our debt, it’s pretty much a lie because they would have to get approval from the party that opposes it, which is never going to happen. Politicians are just full of empty promises, like most failed relationships.

money bag4. Special Interests
Special interests are probably the worst thing to ever happen to politics on both sides of the isle. Elections are expensive. You have to pay for advertisements, advisors, security, stages, staff, wardrobes, and so on. Back in the day they weren’t nearly as expensive. You could just go to the newspapers or get on the radio and tell people your viewpoints and why to vote for you. But now it’s a communication war. The money to fund this war doesn’t grow on trees. Big businesses and billionaires around the nation give money to candidates. In return, these politicians pass taxpayer funded plans to help out their industry. Politicians are controlled by special interest groups. Money is power.