trea·son
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One cannot serve two masters. When sworn into office. one places their hand on a Bible and gives oath to uphold the best interests of the country., No one can be pledged to uphold rules that have a 'never' in them and may not be in the country's best interest. Allegiance to Norquist is a violation of allegiance to one's state.
The gullible public who votes for them seems to believe their lies that they care for their country more than their jobs, but their voting records and constant stump speeches indicate otherwise.
1.the offense of acting to overthrow one's government or to harm or kill its sovereign.
2.A violation of allegiance to one's sovereign or to one's state.
3.the betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of faith; treachery
One cannot serve two masters. When sworn into office. one places their hand on a Bible and gives oath to uphold the best interests of the country., No one can be pledged to uphold rules that have a 'never' in them and may not be in the country's best interest. Allegiance to Norquist is a violation of allegiance to one's state.
The gullible public who votes for them seems to believe their lies that they care for their country more than their jobs, but their voting records and constant stump speeches indicate otherwise.
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