not yet dead? I was sickened to see a "Frank Lautenberg Train Station" yesterday, the senile old coot is still breathing, and the only thing such named edifices encourage is a sense of super hubris in the politicians and a despondency in the electorate that any politicians can ever be honest. It encourages people to align to the most venal and corrupt and creates barriers to those who would be honest and like George Washington -- who would serve out of a sense of true honorable public duty. Washington would have despised such venality and strongly warned against it.
Are you for a law that would ban naming public works and buildings after politicians
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