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Originally Posted by scout
I think we should all be ashamed of ourselves and our government. Instead of pointing fingers or saying "you think that's bad look what they did" we should all be mad as hell that any elected official broke any law. This shouldn't be a pissing contest on which side is worse. Instead of defending our own particular favorite political parties elected official when he breaks a law BOTH sides should be equally aghast and demand something be done about it immediately. Unfortunately I believe that both sides use this knit picking "look what they done" to distract the American people from things that really matter. To often our elected officials are doing "what's right" for themselves and their own particular political party while pointing a finger at the opposite party to distract from their own transgressions and we the American voting public fall right into their trap. I believe we are living in a pathetically sad period of American politics with no hope for any future improvements. There is so much finger pointing right now between the parties that nothing can get done other than investigating the other party. What's right for America seems to have taken a back burner somewhere while the United States only gets better for the wealthy while we argue which party or which president broke more laws. Pathetic!
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Agreed, which is why I don't give a damn if de Lay is booted, provided he's guilty. And why I think it should be illegal for any politician to accept "gifts" from anyone other than family members.
Unfortunately, there are plenty of people who are not as egalitarian as I. If these people could demonstrate facts that prove Bush lied, rather than that he spoke on the basis of inaccurate information, I'd say kick him out.
Instead, they just blindly repeat their mantra: Bush lied! Bush sucks! Sometimes they put it in a large typeface to try to make it more authoritative.
That's pathetic, too.