It's Time They Behaved

They have made their way to the top in their own way. They've beaten physical and political odds--imprisonment and political incapacitation-- and made a brilliant political rise happen. In due course, they've come to run the Congress by grabbing the majority of the National Assembly. They've held the Administration under sway by forming the Cabinet. They've divided spoils by handing out executive positions of Public Businesses to committed partisans.


So it's time they behaved the way the ruling party and its members should have behaved. In the Legislative audit (inspection) of the Administration, however, the opposition Hannara Party and its member politicians have shown all the gamut of human decency--consideration, tolerance and generosity--whereas the ruling party and its members have taken on the characteristics of human weaknesses--brashness, rudeness, inconsideration and impatience. The ruling party auditors (inspectors) were shouting, scowling and whining, while the opposition party auditors showed insouciance.