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Politics > Politics-USA |
| User: |
"Bill" |
| Date: |
03 Dec 2005 07:24:56 PM |
| Object: |
impertinent Question # 141 |
Which is more disturbing - a congressman who is forced to resign in disgrace
after admitting he took bribes from defense contractors, or a Department of
Justice which shows no interest at all in who these defense contractors
were, what laws they may have broken or what weapons systems were involved ?
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| User: "Galileo" |
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| Title: Re: impertinent Question # 141 |
03 Dec 2005 08:37:11 PM |
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Bill wrote:
Which is more disturbing - a congressman who is forced to resign in disgrace
after admitting he took bribes from defense contractors, or a Department of
Justice which shows no interest at all in who these defense contractors
were, what laws they may have broken or what weapons systems were involved ?
That's an easy one, actually. I have become so accustomed to
politicians being lying weasels that "Duke" doesn't faze me. I shake
my head in disgust, and hope the fucker will drop the names of all the
other douche-bags who have taken bribes.
It really bothers me that DoJ isn't doing much about the defense
contractors. But remember, they also have the Abramoff scandal to cope
with - I read an article today that said they have reassigned 50
lawyers to help with that case. I can't wait to see how much more
human garbage they can round up.
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