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11. It's not just the money, it's not just the prestige, it's not even necessarily the kompromat.

Fri Jan 31, 2020, 09:20 PM

Jan 2020

It's the POWER. The level of power the representatives in our federal government have over decisions affecting the life and death of the citizenry - for some, it's potent stuff. Unfortunately, not in the "I can do things to help people" kind of way when a sociopath manages to get elected.

If I had a job that made me sell my soul, I'd rather lose the job.

That's because you're not a sociopath.

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Is any job, even that of US Senator, worth selling your soul for? [View all] milestogo Jan 2020 OP

They don't look at it that way leftieNanner Jan 2020 #1

Kinda proves they never had a soul to sell in the first place. Kablooie Jan 2020 #2

They REALLY Don't Care! BigmanPigman Jan 2020 #3

It's not the job, it's the kompromat. n/t rzemanfl Jan 2020 #4

THIS rufus dog Jan 2020 #5

+1. meadowlander Jan 2020 #7

Agreed. Maybe dirty money. Maybe underage girls/boys. Kinky sex on video. rzemanfl Jan 2020 #10

They've been blackmailed. onecaliberal Jan 2020 #6

That goes for Collins too. llmart Jan 2020 #8

Red team blue team shit done gone mental sickness. magicarpet Jan 2020 #9

It's not just the money, it's not just the prestige, it's not even necessarily the kompromat. crickets Jan 2020 #11

No snark intended but the obvious answer is .. Phoenix61 Jan 2020 #12