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Mon May-03-10 08:00 PM
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| Poll question: relative Presidential culpability for the Gulf Coast disaster |
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Edited on Mon May-03-10 08:44 PM by branders seine
CLEARLY...
BP is to blame and should pay the costs of recovery. I wish there was a corporate death penalty.
To whatever extent any President (or Vice President) has any culpability, how would you apportion such culpability.
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| 3. Other. Has Congress no accountability in any of this? |
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| 5. clearly BP is to blame and responsible for the costs. |
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Edited on Mon May-03-10 08:45 PM by branders seine
And Congress is guilty (on both sides of the aisle) of pandering shamelessly to any corporate pimp who flashes a wad and promises them access to johns.
I've just heard a load of crap the last few days about who at a Presidential level has culpability.
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