Seriously

Personally, I think this never-ending comedy is great. The more "tax problems" are in the spotlight, the more people will get on board with tax reform.

I don't think it's limited to politicians; I'm sure there are plenty of wealthy businesspeople who do these sorts of things too. It comes to the forefront when you are in the public eye, which most businesspeople are never exposed to.

But it's more hilarious when the politicians get caught, since they are the ones responsible for the tax code.

True enough! One of the biggest sins, in my opinion, is the sin of hypcrocy!