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Originally Posted by Cecil Terwilliger
Again, showing up to work does not make you a good person. I'm sure there are plenty of senators who show up to work and still do a ####ty job.
According to both of you I can show up for work and be a terrible employee and it somehow makes me some sort of pseudo-saint.
His employers have said it doesn't matter if he shows up to work or not. But now he's a piece of crap just because he's operating within the parameters of the conditions of his employment?
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While I agree showing up doesn't make anyone good, not showing up for a job that we the taxpayers pay his salary for, is pathetic. I think we as his employers would prefer to eliminate every single perk and waste the government does, but we all know that will never happen. And yes he's a piece of crap, he obviously has no interest in doing this job for anyone but himself. He doesn't actually have to do much or any work whatsoever. He shows up and puts his vote down. Reeeeeeeeeeallly tough job. Something tells me even a borderline ######ed person (like Rob Anders is proving) could do this job. So how exactly does one be good at a job where their only task is to vote...if they never actually show up to vote?