Policing the Government

Police are somewhat effective at catching lower class and middle class citizens, as they have a system of conditions to look out for such as speeding, assault, etc.  But government lacks this quality.  For anyone to be accused of a crime, there has to be news media, special interest groups, or someone personally aware or affected by something who decides to sue. 

Why not have a system of common crimes and mishandlings in government, and have politically neutral "police" who can regularly catch corrupt politicians, investigate fraud or mishandling, and charge for suspicious crimes which must be proven innocent in judicial court.

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You are a fucking idiot.

Do you suppose that President Bush got elected, then traveled back in time to prevent the mandate for the independent counsel from being renewed? No wait, it was Karl Rove, wasn't it? That fucking dark sorcerer!

By what deranged schizophrenic logic can you blame George Bush for decisions of the executive office that happened while he was just a fucking governor, and Bill Clinton was the president?

I wish all the self-righteous partisan fascists like yourself, on both the right and the left, would die horribly and soon.