Tag Archives: corruption

One Party Rule and Where It Gets You

Posted on November 5, 2006 by Karl

When you hear pundits and politicians berating the ‘other side’ as the cause of all this country’s problems, consider that we’ve had one party rule of the three branches of our government for some time now. Ask yourself, where has … Continue reading →

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Unbelievable: you must be loyal to the President with your heart and soul

Posted on May 10, 2006 by Karl

Or no contracts for you! Dallas Business Journal: “HUD secretary’s blunt warning”: Once the color barrier has been broken, minority contractors seeking government work may need to overcome the Bush barrier. That’s the message U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary … Continue reading →

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Progress: Case Bringing New Scrutiny To a System and a Profession

Posted on January 4, 2006 by Karl

Washington Post: Jack Abramoff pleads guilty: The biggest corruption scandal to infect Congress in a generation took down one of the best-connected lobbyists in Washington yesterday. The questions echoing around the capital were what other careers — and what other … Continue reading →

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