The Rant-Role of Government

The government in a Constitutional Republic is often referred to as the "servant" of the people, aiming to work for the betterment of the citizens and be accountable to them. However, this notion is false, as politicians are elected by the people and are entrusted with making decisions on behalf of the public. The government is not a separate entity from the citizens, and when the government tries to separate itself, confidence is lost. The concept of "government by the people, for the people" emphasizes that the government is a reflection of the citizens, and their needs and concerns should be the top priority. The government is funded by taxpayers' money, and it is the government's duty to be transparent and accountable in the use of public funds. The electoral process is a fundamental aspect of democracy, allowing citizens to choose their representatives and hold the government accountable for their actions. The government must listen to the concerns of the citizens and work towards creating a better and fairer society for all.