Which corrupt Republican will be the first to fall when the Democrats begin the investigations?
913272
I think it could go deep into the Bush administrations, with his signing statements and his war in Iraq for the personal gain of many in his administration it might cause humpty dumpty to drop from the wall and not be fixed.
807772
Let the impeachment proceedings begin!\n\ngone big red gone
1187654
Democrats will never be indicted. Especially a black one. Look at Cynthia McKinney, she wasn't indicted at all, and she hit a police officer!!!\n\nOn the other hand look at Tom Delay, he was indicted on phony charges, quite easily by democrats hiring a renegade, hack attorney, and shopping the case around to different courts until they received what they were looking for.\n\nIt is because Democrats like to play dirty. They can not win in the voting booth, so they go to the courts, and they find hack attorneys to drum up bogus charges on Republicans. Republicans do not play their game, they do not have to, although I wish they would.\n\nRepublicans would not have to dig too deep to find REAL genuine corruption in the Democratic party (ex: Hillary Clinton, she should have been in prison long ago). Republicans are above that I guess.
277943
A Democrat.  With Bush's ratings falling so low the Republican Party is going to take a beating in the next presidential election.
752021
No, the radical left will insist on wastng time with investigations, and try to impeach Bush even though there is no cause for it.  The bush haters in the dem party of so crazed, they need thearpy.
1186902
That's a hard one... I suppose it would be Dick cuz he shot someone in the face though. The biggest crook of them all  would be Karl Rove.
647284
I am a Democrat, and America is totally aware of how the Republicans come across in the World. Over 70% of America doesn't support them, and Congress gets voted in November of this year. The Republicans are going to be history, gone. George Bush could be indicted if the Congress is the Majority Democrat, and then impeached. I hope the World knows that America has more then one political party and will forgive us for what the Republicans have done in the last 6 years.
281559
This is something I have put great thought into, I assume it would be First Gentleman. And to all of you against her being in office, get the hell over it, anyone has to be better then the idiot we have now!
353775
To be fair, the party in power (particularly when said party controls all three branches of government) tends toward corruption, irrespective of which party it is. That said, yes, the republicans are very much THE ultimate party of corruption. There has been a steady flow of this sort of nefarious wrongdoing since they assumed power and it will continue until the American people wake up and throw them out of office. I have high hopes for the 2006 elections but I also had high hopes in 2004...
952465
LMAO!!  The criminal republicans will go back to sexual harassment (ie Bill O'reilly) or Drug abuse (ie Bush and Limbaugh), they may resort to plagiarism (ie Ann Coulter) or blatant disregad of the Constituion (ie Bush and his criminal administration), or perhaps attempted murder (ie Dick Cheney shooting his friend in the face).  The bottom line is they will resort to some sort of unethical and hypocritical behavior.\n\nhttp://www.internetweekly.org/images/bush_walmart.jpg
265412
it's going to be hillary v. condi\ntrust me on this one.\nthe dem's send out thier b!tch, \n& so, not to look sexist, \nthe GOP will send out thier b!tch.
682658
Here are some names.\n\nJim Traficant (D-OH) financial corruption conviction and expulsion from House (2002)\n\nRobert Torricelli (D-NJ) bribery scandal (2002)\n\nTrent Lott (R-MS) resigned as Senate majority leader amid racial controversy\n\nBill Frist (R-TN), becomes Senate majority leader and is alleged to have been deeply involved in campaign finance improprieties.\n\nTom DeLay (R-TX), reprimanded twice by House Ethics Committee and aides indicted (2004-2005); eventually DeLay himself was indicted (October 2005)\n\nDuke Cunningham (R-CA) resigned from the House of Representatives and pleaded guilty on November 28, 2005 to charges of conspiracy to commit bribery, mail fraud and wire fraud, and tax evasion for underreporting his income in 2004. Prosecutors said Cunningham admitted to receiving at least $2.4 million in bribes.\n\nJack Abramoff, Republican lobbyist and key figure in Tom DeLay scandal, is indicted on wire fraud charges (August 2005)
807157
Hopefully the Democrats\n\nStewart/Colbert 08!!!
877539
Probably because a full scale investigation of the Foley scandal will uncover a lot of dirty little democrat secrets. Lady Pelosi was not very happy with the appointment of Louis Freeh to lead the Foley investigation. Freeh was the FBI director under the Clinton administration and has a history of being non-partisan.
738004
The Democrats are so corrupt, they won't push too far.\nLook at Reid, for example, he made 1.1 million by accident.  Didn't mean too.\nHad he been a Republican, he would have had to resign.\nBut since he was a Democrat, it was okay.\nDEMOCRATS ARE ABOVE THE LAW.\nAsk the Kennedys.\nAsk the Clintons.\nBill should be in prison for Treason for selling nuclear secrets to China for campaign money.\nGo Figure.
751554
It is going to be Robert Gates, ex-CIA director.\n\nI always said that *no one* could be worse than Rumsfeld...I guess that statement will now be put to the test.\n\nBTW, read my question from yesterday :-)
112252
I don't know but if anyone finds out let me know. But the thing is once he gets out, whos the next puppet they'll put in office.