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No honest person would ever run for a political office.....so far this fact is proven 100 percent.
Well I cannot remember a president who was honest....just saying. From my viewpoint one cannot be honest and be president....but this current situation does entertain me and give me a huge laugh so its worth something.
I don't lie. No reason to. Why? Not a politician.
I lie less than our high level politicians....but that isn't saying much.
There's a difference between a husband answering the wife's question "Do I look fat?" and saying "I did not have sexual relations with that woman".No honest person would ever run for a political office.....so far this fact is proven 100 percent.
Name one honest person that has ever existed. Human beings lie 30+ times per day. Don't be so dramatic.
I've considered running for the office of bikini inspector but I hear the competition is pretty STIFF
Good point. That's why the real shyster politicians start a non-profit "foundation".I thought of running for political office but only as means to categorize some expenses as tax deductions. Thus things never got very far as I was disheartened by reading stuff like:
Running for political office means opening up your wallet, or other people's wallets, and spending money: on ads, staff, office space, mail, public appearances and sundry other expenses. If you're planning on taking these costs as a business or personal expense on your taxes, however, the IRS will take a very dim view. The short version written in the tax code has always been simple: campaign expenses are not deductible.
I thought of running for political office but only as means to categorize some expenses as tax deductions. Thus things never got very far as I was disheartened by reading stuff like:
Running for political office means opening up your wallet, or other people's wallets, and spending money: on ads, staff, office space, mail, public appearances and sundry other expenses. If you're planning on taking these costs as a business or personal expense on your taxes, however, the IRS will take a very dim view. The short version written in the tax code has always been simple: campaign expenses are not deductible.
I'm beginning to see why you were never elected to office.I have a hard time believing that there are people out there that are smart enough to make money but dumb enough to think that tax deductions are good.
I'm beginning to see why you were never elected to office.I have a hard time believing that there are people out there that are smart enough to make money but dumb enough to think that tax deductions are good.
I'm beginning to see why you were never elected to office.I have a hard time believing that there are people out there that are smart enough to make money but dumb enough to think that tax deductions are good.