if a public official loses the trust of people, his or her ability then becomes crippled because of the trust factor.
Anna Eshoo: “if a public official loses the trust of people, his or her ability then becomes crippled because of the trust factor.”
On the recordApril 25, 2018
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Eshoo warns that losing public trust undermines a public official's effectiveness.
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