Why do people take jobs as spokespersons or PR reps for individuals or companies they know or suspect are dishonest or are engaged in harmful practices?

Sean Spicer Wasn't Hiding In the Bushes, He Was Merely "Among' the Bushes."

Some people do not understand the law of Karma: What they give out, comes back in perfect balance. They think they can cheat the system, be dishonest, twist words, and get ahead by these means. They think that getting ahead is OK no matter how they go about it. If they work to promote a company that they know, deep down inside, is dishonest, they may be able to justify it by saying they are surviving. They justify it by saying that if they don’t do it, someone else will, so they might as well be the ones that profit.

Sadly, this is not a great path for their soul’s growth and cannot lead to happiness. On their deathbed, when they look back at their lives, they will see that they didn’t get ahead at all. They wasted their time backing ideas and systems that do not serve the planet and now they are about to cross over. Karmically, they will have the chance to balance this out in another lifetime. But why waste the life they have now. They could use that effort and skill in serving others rather than bamboozling them.
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People who have the philosophy, “He who dies with the most toys wins,” are missing a very important point. They can’t take any of those toys with them to the Other Side. Mistakenly, they think the ends (lots of toys) justifies the means (dishonest, double-dealing). So they are in error. However, they have all of eternity to work it out in, even if they mess it up this time around