MARCH 2000 | VOL. 4, NO. 3 FOOD FOR THOUGHT ALSO THIS MONTH RECENT THOUGHTS
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Congressional Criminals The Constitution of the United States was written to ensure that our government would be comprised by a representative sample of our population. The Founding Fathers wanted it in writing that the American government wouldn't become an elitist society that is out of touch with its constituents and the real world. A quick scan of the 535 current members of congress shows that these representatives may be too much of a core sample and not enough the cream of the crop. In their corrupt and illegal dealings, they epitomize the degradation of American society where such "petty" crimes are becoming too common place and accepted. Here are the numbers that shape our country:
29: accused of spousal abuse * * * * | |