8 States Fail Corruption Test

American Voices • Opinion • ISSUE 48•12 • Mar 19, 2012

A multi-agency survey of corruption in the U.S. gave a grade of “F” to eight states, including South and North Dakota, Maine, and Virginia. What do you think?

“Does this mean North Dakota governor Jack Dalrymple isn't going to bring my bike back?”
Robert Willis –
Mirror Installer
“How corrupt could these states be if they didn’t even bribe the people conducting the survey to give them a passing grade?”
Ann Reutmanis –
Unemployed
“As a stereotypical East Coast elitist, I'm somewhat chagrined to discover that all this time I've been flying over some epic corruption.”
Willie Deutrom –
Designer

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