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To: proxy_user

He should have used his own credit card for his personal items and the GOP card for GOP business items. That way there would be no problem. He chose not to do that and in politics that is probably not a wise move on his part.


19 posted on 11/07/2015 3:13:45 PM PST by Parley Baer
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To: Parley Baer

Correct. Since 1990, I have had business and personal AMEX cards and never co-mingle charges. It would be irresponsible to do otherwise.


29 posted on 11/07/2015 3:31:51 PM PST by Cobra64 (Common sense isn't common anymore.)
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To: Parley Baer

“He should have used his own credit card for his personal items and the GOP card for GOP business items. That way there would be no problem. He chose not to do that and in politics that is probably not a wise move on his part.”

Not unlike using one’s personal email server for transacting an employer’s business instead of using the employer’s email server. Again, not a wise move and a termination offense for most people in the private sector.

Politicians such as Rubio and Hillary perceive they are “different” from you and me. If any of my employers had discovered I was using a business credit card for personal expenses I would have been fired immediately, even if I was promptly reimbursing the personal expenses. The same goes with the company email server. If I was transacting company business on my own server or account, I’d have been fired.

If we conservatives condemn Hillary for her unethical behavior, we need to do the same for GOP politicians.


77 posted on 11/07/2015 6:58:06 PM PST by Soul of the South (Yesterday is gone. Today will be what we make of it.)
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