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I would love to, but where are all of the MORAL people? Politically and personally? I wonder if they even exist anymore.

I voted for John Faso, but voters seem to vote for name recognition rather than the best candidate.

You know what we can do? Write a letter to the editor to inform people how our politicians voted in the recent past. Sean Hannity has a good resource to do that:

http://www.hannity.com/pages/how-they-voted

What a freakin' joke......like we didn't see this happening.....and we just go on and on and on and on........

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Routine document, extraordinary outcome
Spitzer's request to leave his name off transaction sparked bank to file report that led to his downfall

By BRENDAN J. LYONS, Senior writer
First published in print: Tuesday, April 20, 2010

It was a routine transaction with an unusual request: Eliot Spitzer, then governor of New York state, had asked a Manhattan bank to remove his name and account information from a $5,000 wire transfer to a company called QAT Consulting Group.

The request, if granted, would have violated the Code of Federal Regulations. It also triggered a mandatory bank investigation into the transaction and generated a suspicious activity report, or SAR, that has never been released by the government.............>>>>.............>>>>...........Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=923168#ixzz0ldnHElLN