by lunatik on December 7th, 2003

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How do politicians justify spending millions of dollars in campaining on a job that only pays a $100K a year or so?

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by Mr. Chairman on March 10th, 2007
The office is about power and money. The control of money...other people's. They are elected using the funds of others. So the cost is not thiers.
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