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13. No, doing the right thing is always the best politics long term

Fri Jan 14, 2022, 04:29 AM

Jan 2022

Mixing good food with equal amounts of shit is a sure-fire recipe for losing all credibility as a chef

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Should Dems trade leniency for legislation? [View all] Under The Radar Jan 2022 OP

No PortTack Jan 2022 #1

Back room deals are older than the constitution itself. Under The Radar Jan 2022 #10

Not arrogant- just knowledgeable and experienced Under The Radar Jan 2022 #14

Congress sells their votes daily - how's that for back room dealing? Under The Radar Jan 2022 #15

Dangle it as a possiblity paleotn Jan 2022 #3

Firstly, that unethical from a prosecutorial/justice standpoint. RockRaven Jan 2022 #4

What the hell does ethics have anything to do with it? Under The Radar Jan 2022 #9

No. Absolutely not. CentralMass Jan 2022 #5

The problem with this argument is... brooklynite Jan 2022 #6

Deals are cut in court everyday before trail and before sentencing Under The Radar Jan 2022 #8

No. No. No. nt abqtommy Jan 2022 #7

No, doing the right thing is always the best politics long term struggle4progress Jan 2022 #13