THAT'S A TYPICAL QUESTION, particularly this month throughout the US. Many elections determine who's in charge of government offices, from city hall to the statehouse, from Capitol Hill to the White House.
It's a time of new beginnings. But all too often people bring the same old attitude—the tendency to criticize and pass judgement on those in public office. Especially when there's been no wrongdoing. You might say, well that's politics.
When the founder of this magazine, Mary Baker Eddy, was asked about her politics, she said: "I have none, in reality, other than to help support a righteous government; to love God supremely, and my neighbor as myself" (The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany, p. 276).
