NY is the most corrupt state in the union and the U.S. prosecutor knows it. Here's an article of a high ranking state trooper who, supposedly, committed suicide after being part of the governor's protection squad for some time: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/17/nyregion/17trooper.html ...the voters that like Cuomo are the ones that are either tied in to his monopoly rackets or living off the backs of the people who still have a job in this state
I'm originally from central NY -- once a garden spot, and economic heavyweight. That's been changing since the late 6p0ps, but under Cuomo it has really accelerated. Upstate is almost a gulag for the City, and Cuomo is its head warder. Productive citizens need not apply.
It's such a great plan to play the corruption game - for a while. Essentially, it's just baseline gambling. It's rolling the dice to see how much one can get away with. Know this, what goes around does indeed come around. The greedy always get nailed from behind and often never see it coming.
The notion that kickbacks to big business and free stuff to the "poor" DOES win elections. But like any craps run, snake eyes eventually appear and that snake bites.
We've reached a point where money to dole out has dried up, the wads been shot. And hilariously, those being hoisted on their own petard really don't understand what's happening.
May I suggest a pool? How many Obama cronies, dem party players and other liberal wonks find themselves in criminal trouble during the next administration? My bet is its in the hundreds. The corruption is so in-your-face that there's no way to hide it all within bureaucracy forever. The wheels are indeed coming off the bus- or is it that there are so many under the bus that the wheels are off the ground?
Either way, all the truth about this last decades madness will be outed in years to come. No doubt about it. And those, like cuomo, will be shown for the criminal treasonous bastards that they are.
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NY is the most corrupt state in the union and the U.S. prosecutor knows it. Here's an article of a high ranking state trooper who, supposedly, committed suicide after being part of the governor's protection squad for some time: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/17/nyregion/17trooper.html ...the voters that like Cuomo are the ones that are either tied in to his monopoly rackets or living off the backs of the people who still have a job in this state
I'm originally from central NY -- once a garden spot, and economic heavyweight. That's been changing since the late 6p0ps, but under Cuomo it has really accelerated. Upstate is almost a gulag for the City, and Cuomo is its head warder. Productive citizens need not apply.
It's such a great plan to play the corruption game - for a while. Essentially, it's just baseline gambling. It's rolling the dice to see how much one can get away with. Know this, what goes around does indeed come around. The greedy always get nailed from behind and often never see it coming.
The notion that kickbacks to big business and free stuff to the "poor" DOES win elections. But like any craps run, snake eyes eventually appear and that snake bites.
We've reached a point where money to dole out has dried up, the wads been shot. And hilariously, those being hoisted on their own petard really don't understand what's happening.
May I suggest a pool? How many Obama cronies, dem party players and other liberal wonks find themselves in criminal trouble during the next administration? My bet is its in the hundreds. The corruption is so in-your-face that there's no way to hide it all within bureaucracy forever. The wheels are indeed coming off the bus- or is it that there are so many under the bus that the wheels are off the ground?
Either way, all the truth about this last decades madness will be outed in years to come. No doubt about it. And those, like cuomo, will be shown for the criminal treasonous bastards that they are.
... and the dang fools are talking of reintroducing the Gillotine ...
The looks on their faces when the Tumbrill wheels begin to roll beneath them will be priceless!
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