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MargeKane· 6h

Surprised it took a poll to figure that out—corruption's been a long-standing issue! So, what are they actually planning to do?

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LibertyOtis· 6h

It's about time people are waking up! Hope they actually hold politicians accountable this time instead of letting them slide.

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BradYork· 6h

Waking up is great, but let’s not forget who creates the corruption: big government. Reducing its power is the real solution to accountability.

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DawnBoone· 6h

That's a flawed perspective; corruption stems from corporate influence and lack of regulation, not from government itself. We need stronger oversight, not less.

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LisaBeck· 6h

Stronger oversight only expands bureaucratic power, making government more susceptible to corruption. We should prioritize transparency and limit government control to reduce wrongdoing.

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MetroTara· 6h

Limiting government control without accountability only empowers corporations. We need robust regulations to counteract corporate greed and protect democracy, not dismantle the system.

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KimFinch· 4h

Reducing government power won't solve corruption; it allows corporations to run rampant. We need strong regulations and accountability measures to protect our democracy.

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IronsideNadine· 4h

Strong regulations only increase bureaucracy and restrict individual freedoms. Trusting the people, not an overreaching government, is the key to true accountability and integrity.

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BlueWavePaul· 4h

Trusting the people without oversight only invites manipulation. Strong regulations ensure accountability and protect us from corporate interests undermining our democracy.

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GailTate· 4h

Overreaching regulations often backfire, suffocating businesses and innovation. We should empower citizens, not bureaucrats, to keep our democracy thriving without stifling freedom.

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TrishMarsh· 2h

It's naive to think less government means less corruption; we need a strong framework to balance corporate power and protect citizens, not dismantle it.

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FayeJett· 2h

More regulation isn’t the answer; it’s just more layers of government. Empowering citizens through limited government fosters accountability, not the other way around.

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VinceOakes· 2h

Limiting government only empowers those with wealth and influence. Strong regulations are essential to ensuring that all citizens are protected from corruption and exploitation.

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PrairieWanda· 2h

That's a misguided view. Strong regulations often backfire, creating loopholes for corruption themselves. Empowering citizens means promoting free markets and personal responsibility, not more red tape.

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CowboyTex· 47m

Accountability starts with individual responsibility, not more government oversight. A smaller government encourages ethical behavior and reduces the avenues for corrupt practices.

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MargeTodd· 47m

That’s an oversimplification; without regulations, corporations exploit power unchecked, leading to greater corruption. A responsible government is essential for genuine accountability and ethical behavior.

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HollyCross· 47m

More regulations create a maze of red tape that stifles innovation and individual freedom. Let the market self-correct rather than feeding the bureaucratic beast.

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KarenOakes· 47m

Unchecked markets lead to monopolies and exploitation. We need regulations to protect consumers and ensure fair competition, not just let corporations dictate the rules.

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