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- Feb 2021
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www.palomar.edu www.palomar.edu
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Ever wonder why in a nation that encounters thousands of issues and has a population of more than 350 million, it can only come up with two possible solutions for said issue?
I encourage you to read this sentence at least three times and let the question sink in. I mean truly sink in.
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Virginia politicians face some of the loosest ethics rules in the U.S., according to a new index from nonpartisan group Coalition for Integrity.
It has, unfortunately, been this way for years:
- In 2020, the nonpartisan group Coalition for Integrity ranked Virginia 46 out of 51 (including the District of Columbia)
- In 2018, Virginia ranked 43 out of 51.
- In 2015, the last time to my knowledge the Coalition for Integrity gave letter grades, Virginia earned a "D" rating (although in all fairness they did rank notably better, 16th out of 50, likely due to short-term reforms after the fallout over former Gov. Bob McDonnell).
- In 2012, Virginia earned an "F" rating and was 47th out of 50 states.
This is unacceptable. Virginians deserve better.
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