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dc_dux · 03-11-2008, 05:05 AM

Jazz.....I agree that the Spitzer case may be shades of gray.

But its harder for me not to see black and white when top DoJ and FBI officials comment:

"Since 9/11, we have had to prioritize how we use our resources, placing our national security programs first. But at the same time, we made public corruption our top criminal investigative priority."

and then come to find that democrat officials represent about 48% of all elected officials nationwide, but have been the subject of 70+% of the DoJ investigations/indictments of elected officials over the last seven years.

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dc_dux Location: Washington DC	Jazz.....I agree that the Spitzer case may be shades of gray. But its harder for me not to see black and white when top DoJ and FBI officials comment: "Since 9/11, we have had to prioritize how we use our resources, placing our national security programs first. But at the same time, we made public corruption our top criminal investigative priority." and then come to find that democrat officials represent about 48% of all elected officials nationwide, but have been the subject of 70+% of the DoJ investigations/indictments of elected officials over the last seven years. __________________ "The perfect is the enemy of the good." ~ Voltaire Last edited by dc_dux; 03-11-2008 at 05:09 AM..