Yet another dem in hot water
 

Senate candidate Alvin Greene indicted on obscenity charges
The South Carolina Democrat faces a felony and a misdemeanor in an incident involving a college freshman. The Democratic Party has asked him to withdraw from the race.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...,5633850.story

Guess they could not get it covered up quick enough, or prolong it until elected.

Re: Yet another dem in hot water
 

That was pending even before he won the primary.

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Actually, this guy was suspected to be a plant by the republican party. He is so dense and dimwitted that nobody really understood how he was nominated. I remember hearing an interview with him and feeling like I was listening to Sarah Palin all over again. Plant or not, he comes off as mildly retarded or at the very least, slow. Good riddance.

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Thank GOD the dems are back to their old tricks. I much prefer the philandering dems to the tax evading campaign finance rule breaking ones. :thumbsup:

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It's still astounding that the SC damnocrats voted for someone so obviously unqualified. Maybe there should be a test for voting priviledges. (this should stir things up around here!)

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I would just like them to demand proof of citizenship to vote.

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Put him next to ol' Hank, and presto, you've got a stellar squad!

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Hmm... more R's then D's here.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php..._investigation

Re: Yet another dem in hot water
 

Thanks for the link MH.

It goes to show that corruption can be obtained unilaterally through bipartisanship.

Currently:
3:1 in the senate D: R.

And 7:5 in the house, R: D.

OR

8 (D) and 8 (R) Which makes a simple 50/50 split of political party corruption.

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Plus the 9 former members (all R's btw). But I do agree - corruption transcends party lines.