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Bob Bernick Jr.: It's Christmas all year for gift-loving legislators
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Thanks for keeping a light shining in this darkest of corners.
When politicians are made to feel like the lying, dirty parasites on the Republic that they are, I gain a deep sense of contentment.
I agree with Anonymous- just make sure the reporting is as transparent as possible, then lobbyists and legislators will have to be accountable to the voters. I think you'll find that with even more transparent reporting, a lot of these meetings will continue because they aren't inherently bad.
That's it. Then prosecute a couple and problem is solved...both the offering, giving and the receiving. All else is pure BS. We taxpayers earn the money they spend. How, how much, on what, and why is our business because they are supposed to be our representatives and employees. They only have authority delegated by our implied consent to be governed. If you consent to be fleeced by rationalizing scum sucking pigs as your representatives then what does that make YOU?! Get a grip! Elect legislators with character, dignity, and a sense of common decency. If yours does not qualify by their actions...replace them.
(passing legislation making it a felong to accept anything)
One problem however:
Do you REALLY think our legislators are going to even TRY to draft a bill as such?
I am afraid the corruption has gone too far in almost all levels of government and we are all powerless to do anything but complain to each other on these blogs.
They've got us exactly where they want us.
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How much ink and paper are you going to waste on this issue? You have written about it at least four times in the past two weeks. Enough already! What, do you want us to hate our elected officials? Quite spewing your self righteous drivel!