When you're caught, there's no point in lying

I’m not an attorney and I never took a law school class, though I have walked past law school campuses in three states. I’ve also walked past medical schools and lots of banks, but I am not a doctor and I am not rich. I have learned that proximity does not mean success.

You have to work at making good decisions.

Or, in the case of the nation’s capital these days, you have to work to be so dishonest with a straight face. Even when caught with the evidence on their phones, officials deny their own typing and emojis.

They need to learn when to plead guilty. That’s a lesson I can teach.

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