In October 12, 2018, Adam B. Schiff, a member of House
Intelligence Committed published an article in Washington Post about “How a
democratic house will check this erratic president.” The author presented his
opinion about the present Executive administration and how the Congress is handling
the issues.
In my opinion, the US has never been perfect but trying to
make this nation a better place to live with its strong Constitution in place.
Every past government has their reputation stained at some point. I’m not
supporting all the current administration policies, but we should recognize
some of the progress such as decline of unemployment rate. Every administration
has their high and low time. I think everyone of us has a responsibility of making
the democracy better, because it is a democratic nation which rely on the
contribution of all citizens. The government of US don’t have the ability to
take care of every single problem that arise in the world. How this “erratic
president” is getting his way then? What happens to the system of checks and
balances? The responsibility is on both Republican and Democratic parties. One
important thing to consider is what citizens are looking when assessing their
political opponents’ values and performances. In one side, Republicans criticizing
Democrats of being too liberal, immoral, or lazy, in the other side, Democrats accusing
Republicans of being too closed-minded. Who is wright or who is wrong? It all
depends of which side you are of. Maybe
it is time for a strong third party in US. Adam Schiff opinion’s is surely a democratic
partisanship point of views.
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