What People Fail To Appreciate Is That

What People Fail To Appreciate Is That The Currency Of Corruption In Elective Office Is, Not Money, But Votes.

If Enough People Openly Engage In Conduct Once Considered Reprehensible, We Rewrite The Rule Book And Assume That God, As A Good Democrat, Will Go Along.

Unfortunately, In Today's World We Have To Be Reminded That The Power Of An Oath Derives From The Fact That In It We Ask God To Bear Witness To The Promises We Make With The Implicit Expectation That He Will Hold Us Accountable For The Manner In Which We Honor Them.

What Distinguishes The Campaign Finance Issue From Just About Every Other One Being Debated These Days Is That The Two Sides Do Not Divide Along Conventional Liberal/ Conservative Lines.

Under The Circumstances, May I Suggest Another Means Of Encouraging Probity In Elective Office. I Refer To Term Limitations, Which Can Serve Ends Beyond That Of Saving Congressional Souls.