Any and all assertions by House Democrats or Republicans that they are passing legislation in the best interests of the nation are by definition unbelievable, until Congress stops regarding bribery as standard operating procedure, and stops lying to the public about it. Continue reading →
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Tagged as accountability, breach of trust, bribery, Congress, corruption, cynicism, earmarks, ethics, House Ethics Committee, influence peddling, lobbying, Nancy Pelosi, Paul Magliocchetti, PMA Group, quid pro quo, Rep. Bill Young, Rep. Jim Moran, Rep. John Murtha, Rep. Marcy Kaptur, Rep. Norm Dicks, Rep. Pete Viscloski, Rep. Todd Tahrt, U.S. House of Representatives
Former Senator Bob Kerrey on political betrayal for cash. Continue reading →
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Tagged as "Game Change", anonymous sources, Bob Kerrey, breach of trust, confidentiality, cowardice, ethics, John Heilermann, loyalty, Mark Halperin, Sen. Harry Reid, trust
Brit Hume’s sincere statement evoking religious faith as an option for Tiger Woods is not unreasonable, and cannot be called unethical.
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