4:1 Ratio, Statistics, etc.
The ratio might have been 4:1. Lexis-Nexis political research division available to Government officials has compiled a comparative database on US Executive & Legislative branch convictions I had never before encountered.
Brochure
They block the printing of the material with some advanced javascript or something. I even tried to get a screenshot, but it wouldn't pull. Like a library reading room, the data has to be hand jotted down.
The significance of 4-1 stood out to me. It suddenly seemed like a fool's errand to support a party so clearly corrupt and Bush's appearance in Mexico just really was the straw that broke the camel's back.
"We don't want people sneaking into our country who are going to do jobs Americans won't do. We want them coming in in an orderly way, which will take pressure off both our borders."
It's just so frustrating to see your party sell out on such an important issue. Granted the Democrats are no better on this issue and are pushing amnesty. This leves me seeking an alternative. If this type of namby-pamby talk is the future of the neo-con agenda, I want no part of it.
Think about it Robert...4:1. If you found your party was proavbly corrupt by a ratio of 4:1 what would you do?
4-1!