Mon, 22 May 2006 This is the first in a series of programs focusing on values that promote or degrade democracy. Competition and the obsession with winning is this month's value that is incompatible with democracy. Byron Bangert comments on the role of competition and proposes that the spirit of public service is one of the most serious missing characteristics in today's elected officials. Comments[2] |
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