“Culture of corruption”.
How many times have we heard that phrase hackneyed about throughout the past 8 years in reference to Republican politicians. It was a phrase used ad nauseum by the Democrats and their lackeys in the MSM for years, and used to good effect. The trouncing of Republicans in the 2006 Congressional elections erased their majorities, an outcome which validates the power of the phrase and for what it stands. Will anyone within the Republican party employ it with any amount of sincerity and tenacity toward the Corrupt-o-crats now that the tables have not just been turned, but axed, split, and ready to be used for some fresh firewood, or will they cower as they have for years, afraid to fight liberals, worrying how they may be portrayed in the media, as if they may have something positive reported about them.
In 2006, for a total of 6 weeks leading up to the election, you could not turn a page or to a news station without the scandals of Republicans Mark Foley and Duke Cunningham being repeated and condemned by the Dems and their grunts in the media. Ultimately, because of these two buffoons, the entire Republican party was looked upon as being corrupt, and majorities were lost in both the House and Senate. Speaker Nancy Pelosi proclaimed that hers would be “the most honest, most open and most ethical Congress in history.”. This is shaping up to be one of the sincerely dumbest statements she’s ever uttered, and that is really saying something. With approval ratings for Congress at historical lows (around 15% approval), the only thing holding this House of cards together is a complicit media and an ever-revolving liberal spin machine.
This “most ethical Congress” has elevated some of the most incompetent, sleazy individuals imaginable into positions of the highest importance, reeking havoc with our financial system, and producing a Presidential candidate with enough dirty relationships that he makes Tony Soprano look like an altar boy.
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