Growing up, the phrase “manners maketh man” was the
cornerstone of how we interacted with people; even those we disliked.
As we enter this early political season of presidential
candidates, I have certain hopes, wishes, and dreams for the immediate future.
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Imagine all candidates actually talked
about what they can do to improve things rather than why the other person sucks…
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Imagine all candidates talked about
issues that matter to the masses rather than annoying red herring and
distractions…
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Imagine all candidates actually
campaigned with viable solutions rather than platitudes…
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Imagine all candidates stopped labeling themselves
(and their opponents), just to score political points…
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Imagine civil debates, where manners
were observed, Roberts’s Rules of Order were actually followed, and the concern
about the country was real…
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Imagine if some of the billions of
dollars that will be raised (to get elected for a job that pays $400K) gets
givens back to communities that need it…
This is a pipe dream for now, but nevertheless I continue
to dream.
I always vote, I truly believe it is my civic duty,
and I hope one day to vote in election that was memorable for its civility, and
contribution the greater good of this country.
Dr
Flavius A B Akerele III
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