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Then the bribe will increase to 300,000 and we're back to square one but with more inflation. Just to use the same argument they would have against raising mini

• digitalPhonix 1y ago
  > This isn’t going to stop it, but perfect shouldn’t be the enemy of better. There are less "causes" that have the ability to fund a $300k bribe so even with that argument, we're still better off. (And it costs those causes more, bigger paper trails etc.)
  • lores 1y ago
    The pettiness of bribes has always surprised me. 3K, 5K, that kind of money. A few thousand dollars is all it takes to buy a senator, and they are largely already multi-millionaires. Raising their salary won't help, because, just like Trump cheating suppliers, there's no way the issue is money.