Absence of Corruption
Absence of Corruption
Corruption is giving special advantages like regulatory exceptions, tax breaks, subsidies, and government contracts to specific people, companies and industries in secret, usually in exchange for money, support, or future jobs. Sometimes it is legal because politicians create loopholes allowing them to be immoral without breaking the law. It’s still wrong. Corruption, especially bribery and favors in any disguise cripples a society and stifles an economy. We cannot allow the rich, powerful and wellborn to have immoral advantages over the honest, hardworking and responsible. When corruption destroys the confidence of citizens, law is flaunted and everyone is encouraged to get away with everything they can. When citizens become cynical, civic trust erodes. We need strong bipartisan legislation to end all pork barreling and special interest legislation. No loopholes. None
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