Voting, Leadership, and Accountability

This chapter examines critical issues surrounding voting practices, the age of politicians, and the necessity for term limits to foster younger leadership. The discussion shifts to the implications of powerful individuals' associations with questionable figures, including the controversial handling of the Epstein and JFK files. It culminates in an exploration of accountability in governance and the influence of financial strategies on national priorities.

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