good trick for ethics classes your business sends you to :
immediately raise your hand and ask if it's ever okay to tell a lie.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President George W. Bush's chief of staff Andrew Card and other top White House officials started attending classes on ethics and the handling of classified information on Tuesday in response to the indictment of a top aide in the CIA leak investigation.
``I must give him his due. He has considerably cretinized me.'' Lautréamont
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