Is it necessary for public servants to have citizen financed mansions? Couldn’t their private security protect them at their own homes?
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It’s not about security. It’s about ease of access. The home of a high executive like a governor or president is going to be a place with people potentially coming and going all the time, perhaps even in the middle of the night.
It’s easy if they live in a kind of special building that’s half-home and half-office, that’s not just on some random street where all this traffic at all hours is going to bother the neighbors and potentially be difficult to access
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