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April 25, 2005

Corrupt Is As Corrupt Does

Just after taking office: Bush administration suspends contractor regulation - 03/31/01,

The Bush administration Friday ordered the suspension of a Clinton rule that would have significantly strengthened the government's ability to deny contracts to companies that have violated workplace safety, environmental and other federal laws.

In a rebuff to organized labor and a nod to business, the Bush administration is moving to rescind the rule -- which took effect the day before President Bill Clinton left office -- that directs federal agencies to assess whether prospective contractors have violated federal laws.

Would you call Bush's attitudes and behavoirs a flirtation with corruption, or just corruption?

Today, after undeniable evidence of Delay's corruption comes before the public, we get this: In Show of Support, Bush to Give DeLay AF1 Flight.

Yes, I'm talking about this guy.

Corruption , corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption, corruption.


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Posted by Dave Johnson at April 25, 2005 4:37 PM Spotlight

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Would you call Bush's attitudes and behavoirs a flirtation with corruption, or just corruption?


Uhhhhhh

Corruption, just corruption

Posted by: John at April 25, 2005 6:18 PM

I'm very happy to see corruption being called corruption at last!

Posted by: MJ at April 26, 2005 5:00 AM

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