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Is Madani corrupted? Rafizi’s sudden rant about corruption certainly sounds like someone who’s finally seen the inside of the machine. His tone is clear: frustrated, exhausted, and acting like he just discovered what everyone else already knew. Once he entered government, he finally saw for himself what used to...

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Camus

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It’s like a game of charades. One word, three syllables, sounds like corruption. The word that must not be voiced. Because the ruling class and their pawns in the parliament don't like to be called out for their obvious bad deeds. Australia is not a sovereign nation anymore. It is just a mining outpost for the global corporatocracy. The leadership here at federal, state and local levels do the same things and work for the same people. It does not matter which of them you elect, things only get worse. We have finally caught up with the US and UK, insofar as the middle-class is being erased. There are two distinct camps forming, the very rich and politically connected, and everyone else. It didn’t happen overnight. It has been decades in the making and both major parties have spurred it on. But the corruption does not stop with them. It exists across the political and corporate landscape. Questions not posed for fear of the answers. They dress it up in parliamentary procedure but that is a convenient way to maintain the appearance that they are beyond reproach. You can’t rise in parliament and call out corruption, because they all supposedly deserve the benefit of the doubt. What a laugh. They address each other as “The Honourable”. They give each other deference and practice “just us” in place of true justice. Albanese is just the last in a very long line of grifting clowns that feathered their nests, and those of their friends, and families via influence and authority. But don’t make the mistake of questioning it, because it might bring down the whole house of cards - as we see them for what they truly are. They use legislation to their benefit. They cover up their misdeeds and they regale us with stories of problems solved. But it is all just a lie. You can’t stuff up this much for this long by accident. Albanese certainly did trade his investments before he changed the tax system. I’m sure many others did too. But that’s just a whisper, and to be fair, it is the least of their crimes on the Australian people. We need a giant broom to go through Canberra and the States. We need the local councils fully audited and we need new people that understand what selfless service really means. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

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Shapiro: When you have a president who is focused on making money for himself, that corruption leaves us all worse off because it means he’s picking favorites not based on what benefits the American people, but on what benefits him and his children. He’s picking sides in battles that ultimately are un-American because he’s putting his own profiteering ahead of the needs of the American people. That’s point one: his corruption has a real cost to the American people. Point two, though, is that what he’s doing seemingly is totally protected because the Supreme Court of the United States made one of its worst decisions, really over the last century, to give this president absolute and total immunity. And so he feels like he can do anything. So while he sits in that gilded Oval Office, he’s not focused on solving your problems, getting you health care, putting a roof over your head, or driving down your costs. Instead, he’s focused on trying to figure out how he can make a buck for himself and his family. And that is at odds with meeting the needs of the American people. So the first thing is his corruption has a cost to you, and the second thing is his corruption has been enabled by this Supreme Court, which has given him absolute and total immunity. That’s why we need real reform. That’s why we need anti-corruption laws at the federal level. I could make an argument that we need a 28th Amendment to our Constitution to bake in some stricter guardrails to protect the American people from a president of the United States who lacks integrity, ethics, and honor the way this president does. I think everything needs to be on the table. We need real reform.

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