Edmund Burke, Speech to the Electors of Bristol and Fenno, Homestyle

Burke says that government should focus more on the public and common good rather than the individual interests of the people. He won't be a flatterer. He was a member of british (bristol) parliament

Geographic, reelection, primary, and personal constituencies. The broadest circle is that of the geographic district, encompassing all potential voters and regions; The next circle consists of the electoral supporters--"who is likely to vote for me?"; The next circle is the primary supporters--"who is actually going to do work for me?"; The smallest circle is the candidate's intimates--family, close friends, and trusted advisers. There are connections between home style and washington behavior; needs to match up to have trust of constituents Geographical constituency and three supportive constituencies Only talking about home talk that carries some committment to future activity; not lies the more issue-oriented a CMs homestyle is, the more likely he is to commit himself early