March 19th, 2012
10:04 PM ET
11 years ago
Report: Most states do poor job in guarding against corruption
(CNN) - Most American states are doing a subpar job in protecting against corruption and assuring accountability, according a study released Monday.
The joint report - from the Global Integrity nonprofit advocacy group, Public Radio International and Center for Public Integrity investigative news organization - used data on a host of measures to score all 50 states.
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Your job is on the line everywhere if you dont sit by quietly and act like you dont see and hear anything thats going on around your surroundings
Follow the money here in Texas! Rick Perry's love is most definately for sale. Every one of his high-profile initiatives is tied to contributions to his political efforts.
If the state courts would give stiff penalties and hard time for convictions on corruption violations.
They always get a slap on the hand.
This is not a secret, if you dont believe me come and take a look a the corruption level here in Pennsylvania.
I think it it is time to stop H1b visas and inspect. Too many computer guys, with greed. Nation needs to watch. Nation needs Manufacturing not computer. o.k,
In Florida, we elected a governor that is the spokesperson for corruption and ripping off government.