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Sure but the corruption money offsets informed votes against with campaign spend. The economics of expecting to vote them out doesn't work. Plus it feels like
by TurdF3rguson 3mo ago
Sure but the corruption money offsets informed votes against with campaign spend. The economics of expecting to vote them out doesn't work.
Plus it feels like one party is getting flexible when it comes to corruption in their leaders. It's not as disqualifying as it was 15 years ago.