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**GypeFeeshyTes** · 10-16-2005, 03:53 PM

Yeah, Democrats never engage in any of that....

Someday, you will see that both parties do exactly the same things.

Matt

Either way Matt, it's a good thing.

American government has become corrupt. I'm not really a partisan wigger, I just so happen to believe that Republicans are the most vile creatures to walk upon this earth, but aside from that, they are being labeled as a "culture of corruption" and the press and Justice Dept. are starting to heed that call.

I'm not going to pretend that the dirty dollar stops with the Republicans. It's time we start hold more and more politicians accountable for their bad deeds, whether they be Republican, Democrat, or an evil Sith Lord from a galaxy far, far way.

So even though these bloodhounds keep turning up crooked paths leading to the Republicans, it is creating another culture - a culture of accountability and responsibility. Meaning that we are reminding our politicians are not to whore themselves for corporate wealth or any other endeavor not in the best interest of Americans.

The culture of corruption is living well within the Democratic party as well, though we much reach a reasonable conclusion that there are far less crooked Demos than Repubs, of course I've seen conservatives provide information that is claimed to show otherwise, I understand that argument and I have to disagree.

I'll applaud any intervention and investigation on any politician involved in unconstitutional deeds. Now is the time to clean house. Now is the time to go after any bad politician. Republicans and Democrats are both American political parties and they both meet the same lobbyists that handshake the good old American way with fund transfers.

Recognition of this "culture of corruption" can create a "culture of accountability" and this would be a very healthy, long overdue overhaul of our government.

10-16-2005, 03:53 PM	#6
GypeFeeshyTes Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 594 Senior Member	Yeah, Democrats never engage in any of that.... Someday, you will see that both parties do exactly the same things. Matt Either way Matt, it's a good thing. American government has become corrupt. I'm not really a partisan wigger, I just so happen to believe that Republicans are the most vile creatures to walk upon this earth, but aside from that, they are being labeled as a "culture of corruption" and the press and Justice Dept. are starting to heed that call. I'm not going to pretend that the dirty dollar stops with the Republicans. It's time we start hold more and more politicians accountable for their bad deeds, whether they be Republican, Democrat, or an evil Sith Lord from a galaxy far, far way. So even though these bloodhounds keep turning up crooked paths leading to the Republicans, it is creating another culture - a culture of accountability and responsibility. Meaning that we are reminding our politicians are not to whore themselves for corporate wealth or any other endeavor not in the best interest of Americans. The culture of corruption is living well within the Democratic party as well, though we much reach a reasonable conclusion that there are far less crooked Demos than Repubs, of course I've seen conservatives provide information that is claimed to show otherwise, I understand that argument and I have to disagree. I'll applaud any intervention and investigation on any politician involved in unconstitutional deeds. Now is the time to clean house. Now is the time to go after any bad politician. Republicans and Democrats are both American political parties and they both meet the same lobbyists that handshake the good old American way with fund transfers. Recognition of this "culture of corruption" can create a "culture of accountability" and this would be a very healthy, long overdue overhaul of our government.
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