When You Tell the Truth About Hillary on MSM

[valley ranch]

[AZ Jim]

This guy should be wearing a tin hat. What a crock.

[Cigar]

I've said it before, and I'll saying it again ...

If I, personally, had people after me and my family for 25 years running, you'd not get that much honesty out of me.

I'd tell you only what I thought you'd need to know, and nothing more.

Trust goes both ways in my world.

[DGUtley]

..actually trust doesn't go both ways for public officials.

[hanger4]

This guy should be wearing a tin hat. What a crock.

I know, I know, refuting what he said would sooooooo hard and playing the ad hom game is soooooo easy.

[Cigar]

..actually trust doesn't go both ways for public officials.

Actually it does ... have you ever filled out an application

[nic34]

Lemme guess, Ted Nugent's brother?

LOL

[DGUtley]

Actually it does ... have you ever filled out an application

Maybe you missed my point. The general public doesn't owe any fiduciary obligation to the official whereby the official does to the public.

[Cigar]

Maybe you missed my point. The general public doesn't owe any fiduciary obligation to the official whereby the official does to the public.

Once again ... if you lie to a public official ... such as a Police Officer, Fireman, DHS Officer, Election Official or any Clerk at The DMV ... you're screwed in many ways.

Trust goes both ways ...

[DGUtley]

Once again ... if you lie to a public official ... such as a Police Officer, Fireman, DHS Officer, Election Official or any Clerk at The DMV ... you're screwed in many ways. Trust goes both ways ...

No, it doesn't. You have every right to lie to a public official unless the law requires you not to. You nor the general public owe any public official a fiduciary obligation unless you voluntarily subject yourself (itself) to such a position. Public officials owe a fiduciary obligation. Hence, your first statement is a misstatement.