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* Why did you enter politics? * How do you satisfy that goal/hope/desire? * How have you succeeded or failed in these endeavors? * If you failed, what could you have done differently? * If you failed, who suffered for it/who paid the consequences for it? * Do you believe it is fair that politicians receive such high monetary compensation/salaries? * How can high political salaries be justified, especially considering the state of the world's economy? US Specific questions: * Is it fair, equitable, or ethical that US Congress members receive lifetime healthcare after serving such short terms when the majority of the population has no healthcare insurance to speak of? * What do feel is just compensation for unethical or illegal behavior on the part of political office holders in the US? * Should a person who commits adultery be trusted with political office? * Why or why not? * Should political office holders be barred from employment for an extended period of time in the private sector where they may have affected change while in office? For instance, should Tim Geithner and Larry Summers, President Obama's "Car Czars" be permitted employment with any auto manufacturer or any business affiliated with the auto industry after either leaves his cabinet position?
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y ago1. How did u become a prime minister?
2. Why did u choose the job as a prime minister?
3. How did u fell when u became a prime minister?
4. Is life as a prime minister hard?
5. Did u think u would ever have a chance of being a prime minister?
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