If you were to run for office, what dirt would come out about you and your life?

Question

People are made of growth and mistakes. There is no such thing as a perfect person. We're all flawed. Just don't let yourself be influenced by lies, smoke and mirrors, and trickery.

It's your vote, you do your homework, you decide. Turn off the tv, the radio, and get rid of the gossip rags. Think for yourself.

Answer 1

I can't even imagine the dirt they would dig up on me. LOL I was a party girl in high school and college. Still maintained honor roll status because I did prioritize. But I had a heck of a good time as a teenager/young adult.

Answer 2

Believe it or not, there are actually people with spotless backgrounds.  Basically anyone with a security clearance - they dig pretty deep and weed out anyone with checkered pasts.  The sad thing is that many of our elected officials can't survive the same level of scrutiny.

Answer 3

Much stuff...but no racist ties.....

Answer 4

I ran for elected office twice. No dirt was heaped on me by my opponents. The closest I came to using such a tactic was accusing one of my opponents who was talking so much about "family values" why he took a campaign contribution from a pornographic movie producer.

Answer 5

Everything and anything you have ever done.

Weather it is true or taken out of context, it will be brought out by the news media

That I believe is why Mrs. Colin -Powell didn't want her husband to run for president.

If you had as little against you as 1 speeding ticket it would be magnified as if it had been a fatlal hit and run. If you farted in church it would be brought out that you bombed it

Answer 6

aint tellin, can't make me. make sense not war. Obama 08