Yes! Every GOP politician has a price.
56%
No! Some GOP politicians won't be bribed.
44%

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JessieV's picture
JessieV 8 years 50 weeks ago

I am glad you call it bribery because that is what I call it, too, and it should be a punishable act.

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randolphgarriso... 8 years 49 weeks ago

of course they can!

Janette B's picture
Janette B 8 years 48 weeks ago

They can try to bribe, but perhaps still (no thanks to Diebold aka 'Premier Election Solutions') we can vote our reps' inflated egos out of office, if they bite. I think the atmosphere is such, they know that! So, count me optimistic for "Not So Bribable."

(PS Notice the growing number of Republican apologists, these days? Or is it just me?)

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