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Mon Sep-25-06 03:20 PM
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10. I agree. Fighting corruption should be bipartisian.

The truth is that the freep-on-the-street has nothing to gain from corruption. Take a look at immigration, this is an issue they feel strongly about, they want (at least) border security, but higher up corporate players want the illegals for money reasons. If their primaries are rigged, its the corrupt corporate players who will have "investments" in Diebold and local offices to make things turn their way. The honest conservative will be giving up power.

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