Judicial Watch Releases 11 Most Corrupt Politicians of 2013:Obama Makes List for 7th Straight Year

JudicialWatch.org ^ | 1/2/2014

[South40]

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch today released its 2013 list of Washington’s “Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians.” The list, in alphabetical order, includes:

• Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-OH)
• CIA Director John Brennan
• Senator Saxby Chambliss
• Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
• Attorney General Eric Holder
• Former IRS Commissioner Steven T. Miller / Former IRS Official Lois Lerner
• Former DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano
• President Barack Obama
• Senator Harry Reid (D-NV)
• Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius

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This year, Rice makes the Ten Worst list all on her own by joining with Barack Obama to add insult to injury by pulling an end-run around the United States Congress. Realizing that after her campaign of deception involving Benghazi, she could not be approved by the Senate for the job of Secretary of State she so clearly coveted, Rice accepted the position of National Security Advisor, which requires no Senate approval. Thus, her duplicity could be rewarded – without the American people having any say whatsoever in the matter.

[Loud Mime]

ping

[Doc Savage]

In my dream as benevolent dictator of the US I believe you can guess what my punishment would be for these vermin. And now I’m sure the NSA does too!

[skinkinthegrass]

I'd say @ least 3 of the top spots.

[I want the USA back]

Gee! calling the attorney general corrupt! Could it be because of Fast and Furious? Because he chose to selectively enforce a law? Have anything to do with Benghazi? Maybe about using the IRS for political purposes? Cuz he’s a bitter racist?

[P-Marlowe]

He left out John (THE NSA HAS THE GOODS ON ME) Roberts.

[Pan_Yan]

Ole stuffed pockets Saxby makes the list again. He’s consistent.

[Delta 21]

It is a method similar to this that the North Koreans used to determine who gets fed to the dogs.

[virgil283]

Good post S40....The first bill was the Wireless Tax Fairness Act. Strongly supported by big phone companies like AT&T and Verizon, it sailed through the House Judiciary Committee, and was expected to immediately come to the floor for a full House vote. Instead of scheduling the bill for a vote, however, Boehner allowed it to languish on the calendar for the next three months. What finally prompted Boehner to bring the bill to a vote? As Schweizer explains it: “The day before the vote, Boehner’s campaign collected the toll: thirty-three checks from wireless industry executives, totaling almost $40,000.”

[Rapscallion]

Gee don’t they get a chance to tell their side of the story...out of fairness?

[miss marmelstein]

Only one Pubbie on the list? I find that hard to believe!

[FreedomPoster]

GA FReeper ping. Saxby makes a not-so-good list.

[Hoodat]

I remember how people in here criticized me for voting for Allen Buckley back in 2008.

[bandleader]

Why isn’t OBONGO #1??????????????????????????

[nightlight7]

The short list doesn't even remotely do justice to all other corrupt politicians. It would have been more fair to all if they made a list of those who are not corrupt. That kind could be short (likely zero length), perfectly accurate and fair simultaneously.

[thesearethetimes...]

BookMark

[Mortrey]

Boehner AND Chambliss.

[Pan_Yan]

I remember how everyone in 2008 gushed over a certain endorsement Saxby needed to win his run off.

[miss marmelstein]

OK. Thanks. There should be more, don’t you think?

[freeangel]

Fortunately, saxby is on his way out. And anyone he “endorses” should be considered poison.