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> You'd also be openly admitting that Joe is no better. Nah. Everyone lies from time to time, or bends the truth to make themselves look better. Frequency and
by asdfasgasdgasdg 6y ago
> You'd also be openly admitting that Joe is no better.
Nah. Everyone lies from time to time, or bends the truth to make themselves look better. Frequency and magnitude are the important factors.
Also, Joe could have had dinner with this guy and still never talked with his son deeply about work. Joe having eaten with this dude would call into question his claim, but it wouldn't be proof he was telling a falsehood.
However, it sure does look a little questionable.
- aksss 6y agoI don’t know why we give politicians the benefit of the doubt. You and I knew that CGI was a pay for play scheme before the emails confirmed it. We also know that nobody pays a crackhead son of the VP of the US with zero industry or qualifying professional experience $50k/mo. without expecting something in return that said cracky is uniquely positioned to deliver. For the record, I don’t hate crackheads. Also, yeah this cynicism goes for Trump too. It should be how we regard all politicians, as the profession overwhelmingly shows a high preponderance towards deceit, graft, rent-seeking, kickbacks, etc.