Lessons from the political frontlines

After spending forty years on the frontlines of politics, at least two key lessons have remained as immutable truths. Never trust a politician, period. And in particular run as fast as you can to get away from a politician who makes false promises just to get elected.

"But," you protest, "They all do that."

Well, no. While it is true that in modern America most politicians have proven themselves to be untrustworthy, not all tell a series of one lie after another just to get elected so that they can unleash the fury of a hidden agenda.

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