Depressing critique of Government shoddiness

Colette Browne’s (Opinion, Sep 26) debilitating critique of the shallow, sham shenanigans of current governmental shoddiness, particularly around healthcare re-orientations, is nothing short of depressing, yet unfortunately true.

This tragi-comic pantomime, which dissembles as statutory management of the nation, is sadly on an unassailable five-year run. So much for authentic democracy, and being directly answerable to the people apropos of promises made.

Enda Kenny saying “he extolled the long-ignored merits of ethics and probity”, and Eamon GIlmore claiming “the surest way to keep corruption at bay is to lead a new kind of politics in our country” illuminates the comfort zone of pre-election politics as a beaming bonanza of fibbing “bloomers”.