Yes: a large percentage of the politicians in power today are responsible for the heinous crimes against humanity being committed, even yet daily, in the name of the American people - and YES, you SHOULD hold them accountable, since - as an American - you, yourself, are also responsible for the heinous actions of your nation state.
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Something is going to have to change, sooner or later. I hope its for the better, but I doubt it will be.
There is your problem, America. Fix it.
But not in America.
Despite what the media might say, life is still pretty damned good here, and what injustice exists affects a minority, rather than a majority of people.
Largest perpetrator of crimes against humanity in the last 80 years.
Among the worst health care in the developed world, Atrocious statistics in welfare conditions, in general (been to Skid Row, lately, homie?), categorically the worst exporter of waste, of the so-called developed nations, never mind it considers itself a super-power.
Apartheid in America? You're just not watching it on your channels .. but its there.
Slavery? White slavery? America is the home of it.
Every single developed nation has done (and still does) some pretty horrible stuff.
Healthcare? Disagree, citizens of other nations find themselves coming here. Cost is an issue (another thing we're working on as of late), but quality certainly isn't.
Welfare has always been a sticking point. We're making progress.
And the rest of your post is utter hyperbole.
This counters to countries like Britain where these roles have to go to,democratically elected Members of one of the two Houses (usually the lower House of Parliament where the Prime Minister sits).
So assumeing Condeeleza Rice had some degree of agency in her role of Secretary of State, it's hard to even hold President Bush accountable for all of her actions.
Technically true, however, she WAS approved by 2/3 of the Senate to hold what is widely considered the second-highest administrative office (after the President).