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Friday, March 09, 2007
Local corruption
There are only two ways to look at this data. Either Democrats are vastly more corrupt than Republicans or the U.S. Department of Justice is settling scores:
But the numbers for local cases paint a very different story. They found 309 investigations, broken down as follows:
- Democrats: 262
- Republicans: 37
- Independents: 10
Now isn't that odd? At the local level, even though both parties make up about half of all elected officials, Democrats get hammered and Republicans are left alone.
