Summary Of The Rise Of The Washington Establishment
The Rise of The Washington Establishment
When things don’t work the way they should, people start to worry. They know that they need something to change. This is what Fiorina explains in chapter The Rise of The Washington Establishment about voting. The main focus of this chapter is the issues of self interest related to government and its congressmen, bureaucrats, and voters. Fiorina says that self interest does not solely refer to large amounts of wealth, but also the pursuit of the person's ends regardless of if they can be reached or not. Politicians and congressman's primary goals are not necessarily to make changes but just to try and stay in office and be reelected. The people of this country help weed out congressmen whose main focus
When things don’t work the way they should, people start to worry. They know that they need something to change. This is what Fiorina explains in chapter The Rise of The Washington Establishment about voting. The main focus of this chapter is the issues of self interest related to government and its congressmen, bureaucrats, and voters. Fiorina says that self interest does not solely refer to large amounts of wealth, but also the pursuit of the person's ends regardless of if they can be reached or not. Politicians and congressman's primary goals are not necessarily to make changes but just to try and stay in office and be reelected. The people of this country help weed out congressmen whose main focus