Political Appointments and the Clash of Classes

This chapter examines the implications of political appointments in the Department of Justice, focusing on the qualifications needed for a principal deputy attorney general. It highlights the challenges faced in attracting candidates within a politically charged environment and critiques the integrity of individuals involved. The discussion extends to the roles of the educated elite versus working-class citizens, stressing the importance of transparency, accountability, and the call to action for restoring foundational principles in governance.