Should public officials be banned from deleting their social media posts?
An official's public statements should remain part of an accessible record.
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An official's public statements should remain part of an accessible record.
Decisions affecting everyone should not begin behind closed doors with wealthy insiders.
Taxpayers should not subsidize private organizations choosing their candidates.
A term should not be a guaranteed contract when representatives abandon their mandate.
Powerful offices need predictable turnover instead of endless debates about individual fitness.
A campaign should return donations raised using promises it secretly intended to break.
Governing time should not double as donor cultivation time.
One person should not be able to rewrite trade policy overnight.
Voters deserve to know who is financing the people seeking power.
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Long-term burdens justify youth influence, but separate veto powers can complicate equal citizenship.
Transparency helps scrutiny, but businesses may argue that disclosure exposes commercially sensitive plans.