Corruption Endemic to State Governments


New York State has, with great fanfare, established anti-corruption commissions and special prosecutors; and abandoned them. In 1972, Maurice Nadjari was appointed as special prosecutor to investigate high-level corruption in New York, In 1975 Hugh Carey, then governor, abruptly dismissed him. Nadjari said, in response to the dismissal of questionable legality:...

It didn't fit. That's the wrong color. It's just too long. I said, "a T-shirt....", not, "a sweater...." Chocolate and mint don't exactly go together. This is the wrong hat. Red, not orange. Purple, not blue. You got me cologne and I needed body spray. Now, what am I supposed to do with this? Did you keep the receipt?

Boy, you must have heard some dandies, didn't you? Maybe you were one of those who fell into the category...

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As it stands now, it's a long way from happening, but you can bet that highway gurus have these thoughts in the backs of their minds. Two West Texas loop highways, one full freeway and another about to be converted into one, are bona fide candidates for bigger and better things.

Like, for example, interstate designations.

It's not out of the realm of possibility. With Lubbock and Amarillo seeing the fruit realized on State Loop 289 and State Loop 335,...

Isn't it amazing how Democrats in America come up with certain catch phrases or catch words to fit their narrative of things happening in our world? It seems to change from week to week. One week, it's quid pro quo, and the next, it's bribery. In an obvious effort to distract from what is really happening, the left always wants to focus on a new word in today's media garbage dump.

People are tired of the shenanigans. Let's face it; those who oppose common sense,...