The Christian Science Monitor has this op-ed in its January 30 edition. It advocates that the voters of the United States directly elect the Attorney General.
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Edited By Richard Winger
The Christian Science Monitor has this op-ed in its January 30 edition. It advocates that the voters of the United States directly elect the Attorney General.
Sounds good to me. All cabinet-level positions should also be elected.
I’ve never thought about the idea of electing Cabinet members.
Perhaps we should elect the “First Spouse” as well! 🙂
Also – U.S. Secretary of State (aka chief Clerk), U.S. Marshals and U.S. District Attorneys — to reduce the number of LAWLESS Presidents in the future.
What State ONLY elects a State governor as the only elected State executive officer ??? Duh. NONE of them do so — obviously so that the party hacks can watch each other a bit.
The Prez monarchy stuff is due to the EVIL Alexander Hamilton and his love for the rotted British monarchy at the top secret 1787 Federal Convention.
P.R. and A.V.
“What State ONLY elects a State governor as the only elected State executive officer ??? Duh. NONE of them do so — obviously so that the party hacks can watch each other a bit.”
Once again, you are full of it.
The State of Maine elects only the governor.
# 5 NO other elected executive officers in the great State of Maine ???
Even local county prosecutors and sheriffs (technically STATE executive officers in local burgs) ???
Did Hamilton ever go to what is now Maine ???