Accountability is avoided from "summary" of It Was All a Lie by Stuart Stevens
Accountability is avoided. It's a simple concept, really. When you mess up, when you fail, when you make a mistake, what do you do? Do you own up to it, take responsibility, and try to make things right? Or do you shift the blame, deflect, deny, and avoid facing the consequences of your actions?In the world of politics, accountability is a rare commodity. Politicians are experts at avoiding it. They have perfected the art of dodging responsibility, of passing the buck, of pointing fingers at others. It's a game they play, a dance they do, a charade they perform to protect themselves, their careers, their reputations. Accountability is avoided. It's a way of life in politics. No one wants to be held accountable for their failures, their screw-ups, their missteps. It's much easier to bla...
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