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Feds Investigating South Carolina Legislative Corruption
Alleged inducements offered by Palmetto State trial lawyer lobby under the microscope…

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Be sure to buy your preemptive Trump pardon.
One of those things where you get really, really hopeful the feds could finally bust up some of this corruption, but then you remember the head honcho of the feds is none other than “find me 11,780 votes” himself.
We’ll know for sure when the legislature proposes bulldozing some monument to an African American civil rights leader to make room for a gaudy fake gold idol as homage to some tired old golfer sleeping in some military briefing somewhere.
“Simply repeated exactly what I said on the floor,” Fernandez wrote. “Told them that both sides of the debate offered assistance with campaign fundraisers. Which, believe it or not, is not illegal under South Carolina law for third party lobbyists to do so. And that is the sad part.”
Buddy, if you paid a lawyer to give you that advice, you might eventually need to sue them for malpractice. That is flatly wrong, and additionally you fail to consider the federal anti-bribery statutes, which were one of the key basis of Operation Lost Trust.
Dont stop at the senate, move over to the house also