flip-flop – Phy-d'eau

I’d much rather have a politician that changes his/her mind (based on sound reason and evidence) over one that always sticks to the same positions. Public political discourse punishes politicians that change their positions over time. Instead, we should applaud. Continue reading “Can We Please Get a Politician that Changes His or Her Mind?” ... Continue Reading

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