In a few weeks, the good citizens of Evansville, Indiana will go to the polls and cast votes for President, Congresscritters, judges, and…coroner.
Will someone please explain to me why a job requiring a great deal of technical expertise and a medical degree is an elected office?
We don’t elect a Surgeon General and we don’t elect a Secretary of the Treasury, so why is the coroner of Evansville an elected office?
Some things are above politics. Performing autopsies and determining a cause of death is one of them.
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