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TX has a very weak governorship, and look at the last two governors they got! That's a holdover from Reconstruction when they didn't want the governor to have a lot of power. They are still very corrupt in TX. If you ever want to see what "lift all those governments regulations" will get you, go to TX!
The public viewing area is referred to (not without cause) as "the owner's boxes". Years back many people took "Bo" Pilgrim (Pilgrim's Pride Chicken) to task for being so gauche as to step through the rail to hand checks to legislators. His fellow "owners" had to point out that the correct procedure was to call the legislator over to the rail, and hand him the check IN AN ENVELOPE.
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But it sure has worked out well for the Texas economy and budget. South Texas is pretty bad as they don't retire their they get indicted;but then it is pretty close to being part of mexico.
It comes down to New Jersey and Illinois. Illinois is close behind New Jersey cause there was a lot of people willing to pay for that senate seat. We have three now four gov in jail. Everyone knows how crazy Chicago is with politics. That was one reason why i did not like Obama is cause like every politician here is corrupt i pray he is not.
Might not be the whole state but the Rio Grand Valley area in TX has a very corrupot government. I wouldn't be suprised if it is the most corrupt area in the country.
If people in Illinois could start getting some polititions from outside of Chicago to represent them they might have a better reputation.
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