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Jeff Mayhugh, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Too often, power is a chess game played by the political parties in charge, and too often, citizens are treated like pawns.
The lack of transparency threatens American democracy.
The American people are unrepresented and powerless. They want serious leaders who can unite the country.
America is tired of the division and anger. They don’t trust the political establishment. They want unity.
We can — and should — build our government from the bottom up, not the top down.
Oh, how the political winds shift.
It’s been a good week for Nikki Haley.
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