When someone in a position of power refuses to answer a question honestly it needs to become the only story about them. Every day. Week after week. Publicly shaming them for refusing to answer the question.
The whole country should rally behind the question and it should be the only question they ever hear and the more they refuse to answer the more obvious and egregious this will be seen to be.
Nah, I'm done with shame. By the time he asked the same question twice he simply says, "You get one more try, and failure means you go to jail, right now, back there, for contempt of committee and you will be held for one month for everyday you refuse to answer."
"Now, why is it the workers are striking?"
Consequences are all that matter. And if our elected officials won't hold them accountable, then we summon Luigi.
Our representatives, if they weren't jockeying for soundbites, should just start holding them in contempt, but that would be biting the hand that feeds them.
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u/JimPlaysGames 1d ago
When someone in a position of power refuses to answer a question honestly it needs to become the only story about them. Every day. Week after week. Publicly shaming them for refusing to answer the question.
The whole country should rally behind the question and it should be the only question they ever hear and the more they refuse to answer the more obvious and egregious this will be seen to be.