I disagree — enacting a policy people like and find useful is inherently good publicity.
If your city mayors’ initiatives improve your local library, this will make people who visit the library like the mayor more. This doesn’t make improving the library immoral or unethical.
No problem with having good publicity as a consequence of, but as a root cause is what makes it morally incorrect since the political party per se shouldn't be an end in itself. Your words, not mine.
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This is not only illegal but morally wrong, though.
I disagree — enacting a policy people like and find useful is inherently good publicity.
If your city mayors’ initiatives improve your local library, this will make people who visit the library like the mayor more. This doesn’t make improving the library immoral or unethical.
No problem with having good publicity as a consequence of, but as a root cause is what makes it morally incorrect since the political party per se shouldn't be an end in itself. Your words, not mine.