Some think that politicians should always be honest while others feel that there are times when they must lie. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.

Politicians
play a very vital role in any
country
, If they are powerful
then
their
country's
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will grow
on
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all areas or if they are
on
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efficient or bad
politician
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politicians
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then
they can create complete chaos. There are
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a group
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group
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of
people
think
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they should be always honest and some
people
support that they should lie if it is necessary, I support
this
statement.
This
essay will elaborate
both
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point
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of view.
First
, whenever
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election
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come
politicians
come out on
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, do the mass gathering and give
good
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speech
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and
also
lots of
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that they will do when
come
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in
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power. But after
ones
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they
elected
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, they do not
fulfill
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all their
promise
, and
people
lost trust
from
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team
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. Due to
this
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some
people
think they should be honest about their policies.
For example
, Many
politician
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politicians
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give
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the promise
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promise
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to create new
jobs
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opportunities but after
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the election
an election
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election
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they are failed or even
not
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do not
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bother to
fulfill
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fulfil
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they
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given words. Due to
above
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reasons, in general
people
like politics with lies, but we are not live in
perfect
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a perfect
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world. Any action by
politician
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a politician
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can impact on
large
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a large
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group of
people
or
entire
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the entire
an entire
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country
.
Sometime
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, it is necessary for them to lie for a good cause. For
instant
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, If there is any disaster
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that happen
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happen
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happens
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like
corona
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epidemic,
some time
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sometimes
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they have to tell a lie to
people
,
other wise
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otherwise
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they will
be
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panic, and unnecessary buy and stock grossers create chaos. In my opinion,
Politicians
should be
the
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honest, they should stick to their words, but
some time
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sometimes
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they can lie for the good cause. To conclude, many
politicians
are give
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false
promise
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and lost
trust
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of
people
, but there are some unavoidable
situation
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situations
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may
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that may
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occur, when they have to lie, to maintain balance
in
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in-country
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country
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the country
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and prevent
people
from panicking.
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  • integrity
  • transparency
  • ethical dilemma
  • diplomatic tact
  • misinformation
  • public trust
  • social fabric
  • national security
  • pragmatic politics
  • democratic principles
  • accountability
  • role models
  • grey area
  • public perception
  • preventive secrecy
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