Category Archives: Incompetent Elected Officials
“Forget Jobs, It’s You Passing Out In Public, Stupid!”
“So I pass out drunk in public…that doesn’t mean I’m not a wonderful mayor!” Continue reading
Reflections On President’s Day, 2012: A United States Diminished in Power, Influence and Ideals
On Presidents Day, we must face the reality that we have not met our responsibilities to stay capable of acting on our ideals. Continue reading
Dear Former Rep. Dahlkemper: Oh, Shut Up!
NOW she wishes she had read the bill before she voted for it. Continue reading
Incompetent Elected Official of the Month: Indiana State Senator Dennis Kruse
The Senator thinks that evolution is a “Johnny come lately” theory. Continue reading
Incompetent Elected Official Of The Week: Oklahoma State Senator Ralph Shortey
Yuck. Continue reading
Creating Captain Costanzas
Every man for himself. Continue reading
Ethics Hero AND Ethics Dunce: Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar
Secretary Salazar scores a rare double honor. Well, one of them is an honor… Continue reading
Incompetent Elected Official of the Month: Indiana State Senator Vaneta Becker
Won’t the people of Indiana help this poor woman by finding her a job that she doesn’t stink at? Continue reading
The Loudon County Courthouse Christmas Display Fiasco: Anatomy of an Ethics Train Wreck
In Loudon County, Virginia, a full-fledged ethics train wreck over Christmas decorations. Continue reading
Incompetent Elected Official of the Month: California State Senator Ted Lieu
California state senator Ted Lieu is angry that Lowe’s is bending to one boycott threat, so his solution is to threaten it with another one. Continue reading →
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