Does owning a business disqualify one from running for office here?
Does
owning a business disqualify one from running for office
here?
I can see as I have read and reread
the articles, ads and editorials in the Fayette papers
during this election period one might reach the
conclusion I have reached. That conclusion being that a
business person that owns and operates any number of
businesses in the city of Fayetteville, even though they
live here, work here and call Fayetteville home, would be
excluded from holding public office.
It concerns
me, not taking either of the candidates side in the city
council runoff, that the one that works outside the city
can say that the one that works in the city would have a
conflict of interest because he has a relationship with
many people, personal and business, in the city.
Do we not
use lawyers to help make law and is the Surgeon General
not a doctor. Again not to take sides, but where is the
line drawn. Can good ethical people, regardless of
occupation, not serve our community.
Linda
Clark
Fayette
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