Well, I think it’s somewhat difficult to realize that as you build companies, bu

Well, I think it’s somewhat difficult to realize that as you build companies, bureaucracies, and governments, you don’t really have power or authority, even if you have responsibility and decidability. Because you hold commercial government and political offices for the sole reason that people, customers, vendors, partners, financiers, advocates, and peers, etc, want you to.

The average person tries to moralize about roles that have little or no moral composition except at the extremes. When most of the time you’re a broker between interests and for short-term alliances that despite noisy goods and bads, attempt to produce a bias in good over time.

There are evil people everywhere. Certainly, Dana Carville, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and any of the million Soros-supported district attorneys. I look at the old guard as trying to do the right thing and simply failing to grasp it’s no longer the right thing. As Dr. Brad says, the fish may not be aware of the water, and as such are unaware that the climate has changed.