Make ethics a hallmark, not a question mark
13th Nov 2006, 20:31 GMT
Anger over the war in Iraq loomed large in Tuesday’s election, but voter disgust over congressional corruption fueled a powerful undercurrent that undermined the Republican majority. The new Congress — the 110th — must make ethics a hallmark and not a question mark.
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