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In response to "OK, but should we not ever listen to capable people once they've done their service? -- nm" by Reagen

There are certain positions that are vital to remain free from partisanship. Giving up those roles is the price of admission to the office.

Posted by Name Withheld By Request (aka BlueKopo) Aug 11 '20, 07:36

It's bad enough that too many conservatives feel Ottawa institutions are tilted against them from the start. When these office-holders start showing themselves as closeted Liberals it only makes it harder to believe that the current occupants are keeping their noses clean partisanship-wise.

Supreme Court justices should retire and be retired. Former Bank of Canada bosses should go manage a bank or something.

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Here's the same Gordon on why its a bad thing. -- (link) - Name Withheld By Request Aug 11, 07:37 1
- This feels generally baby/bathwaterish. Talented people are talented people. -- nm - Reagen Aug 11, 07:42

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There are certain positions that are vital to remain free from partisanship. Giving up those roles is the price of admission to the office.

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