I learned early in life that honesty was the best policy. Yes, it’s the right thing to do, but let’s not expect a halo for it. It’s the smart thing to do. It saves time, money, face, and public and familial perception. I remember a mother at the library saying she never checked out some children’s books, but her child corrected her to say they had. Is that the way you want your child to see you, and to follow your example? I think we should designate a “lie to a Republican elected official”day, and just tell them nothing true. The advantage a liar has is the honest people are feeding them actual truth which they can use. Let’s tell them only lies - how about April 1, but never tell them, “April Fools!”.
I learned early in life that honesty was the best policy. Yes, it’s the right thing to do, but let’s not expect a halo for it. It’s the smart thing to do. It saves time, money, face, and public and familial perception. I remember a mother at the library saying she never checked out some children’s books, but her child corrected her to say they had. Is that the way you want your child to see you, and to follow your example? I think we should designate a “lie to a Republican elected official”day, and just tell them nothing true. The advantage a liar has is the honest people are feeding them actual truth which they can use. Let’s tell them only lies - how about April 1, but never tell them, “April Fools!”.