An argument for the genuine

Roger Cohen editorializes in the New York Times about the need for a genuine response from our politicans, whether it be undoctored quotes or spontaneous action that shows the inner character.

I 100% agree, and wish for a day when you can be graded for what you do on the fly rather than the amount of tweaking/fixing/adjusting you put into your life. We prepare ahead of time so our spontaneous actions can be well-done, not spend our life preparing so the world will never see our true selves.