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madfloridian Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-02-05 12:54 AM
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DNC website for Culture of Corruption and Abuse of Power research






With top party leaders like Tom DeLay, Karl Rove, and Bill Frist under investigation, it's clear that a deep culture of corruption pervades the Republican Party. Whether it's putting unqualified cronies in positions of power, skirting campaign finance laws, or abusing their power to smear their enemies, Republicans will do whatever it takes to achieve their political ends, no matter how unethical or even illegal.


http://www.democrats.org/a/national/honest_government/abuse_of_power/

Conservatives Shouldn't Have Stuck With DeLay

The Hammer Gets Nailed

The DeLay Indictment Online

DNC Chairman Dean on DeLay Indictment

Meet the New Majority Leader...Same as the Old Majority Leader

Independent Commission Needed in Wake of Hurricane Katrina

Frist Puts Personal Gain and Corporate Lobbyists Ahead of the American People

Jack and George's Bogus Adventure

David Safavian: An "Old Friend" of Abramoff's

And much more.


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texpatriot2004 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-02-05 02:11 AM
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1. I love that site. The GOP was wrong to stick with DeLay but then
again, I don't think they have much choice. I think they are all in too deep and they must stick together (or at least that's their flawed thinking).

It really is asinine though if you think about it; just the sound of it, DeLay is a criminal and they stick with him, not only that, but they make him an "advisor" which implies that they are taking his advice on matters. How stupid is that? Politically, under ordinary circumstances that would be political suicide; these days, it could be that or it might not be - we shall see.
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lateo Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-02-05 08:47 AM
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2. No RSS feeds?
Ack!
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