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In reply to the discussion: What limits on speaking fees do you propose Obama should follow? [View all]MedusaX
(1,129 posts)30. Beyond the fact that it is none of our business ....
How absolutely fucking delightful is the
very real possibility
that those same $$$$$ monies will end up supporting Resistance efforts and
a myriad of social support programs
that the KGOP would like to do away with.....
It is not the possession of money nor its acquisition that is indicative of a lack of character.....
It is what one does with, or in order to obtain, those monies that separates the philanthropist from the aristocrat.
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You don't have to, of course, but for those that do, let's hear their proposals
CreekDog
May 2017
#5
I think all former officeholders can accept as much money as they want and speak to whomever they
Nanjeanne
May 2017
#10
If you restrict the payment a person receives for giving a speech then we need to restrict the
Thinkingabout
May 2017
#15
As far as I'm concerned, he'll always be underpaid for all he did for us, and
moonscape
May 2017
#25
As a private citizen with no intentions of running for office again, there are no limits to impose.
LonePirate
May 2017
#28