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I have a problem with any Congressman or Senator calling someone else a fraud.

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Bingo!


-Zeno

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George Galloway

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George Galloway

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I don't care if he is a fraud. It was priceless to watch him tell them all off and treat them like dirt.

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George Galloway

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The Op wants the biggest fraud not the best.

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Tobacco execs and it is not close.

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Tobacco execs and it is not close.

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Tobacco execs and it is not close.

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Yeah, but who believed that? The tobacco executives were damned if they did and damned if they didn't. The hearings were the real joke, the tobacco industry was an easy whipping boy for politicians looking to score points and eventually fill their states' coffers.

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Tobacco execs and it is not close.

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Yeah, but who believed that? The tobacco executives were damned if they did and damned if they didn't. The hearings were the real joke, the tobacco industry was an easy whipping boy for politicians looking to score points and eventually fill their states' coffers.

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They were under oath. If nobody believed them they should be in jail for committing a criminal act. Next to impossible to prove without a wiretap or something similar but still. It makes a mockery of the whole system.

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Tobacco execs and it is not close.

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Yeah, but who believed that? The tobacco executives were damned if they did and damned if they didn't. The hearings were the real joke, the tobacco industry was an easy whipping boy for politicians looking to score points and eventually fill their states' coffers.

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They were under oath. If nobody believed them they should be in jail for committing a criminal act. Next to impossible to prove without a wiretap or something similar but still. It makes a mockery of the whole system.

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The whole system was a mockery to begin with... which was the point being made.

If you want to talk about broken oaths which destroy the system, start with the oath to support the constitution...