When I was in college, one of the local mayors - Hershman to name him, was mayor of McKees Rocks. Well, he was crooked, corrupt is the polite word. His administrations in the locality of McKees Rocks (a tiny town 4 miles downriver of Pittsburgh) was taught in the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University's law schools as a MODEL of corrupt local government. He gloried in that rather dubious distinction.
One year, his "fundraiser" -- the local football rivalry was well attended. when I say well attended, I mean that all ten to twelve thousand of the political hacks he forced to buy tickets showed up at a High School field that sat 1500 at the very most. And they all waved their tickets in the air.
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When I was in college, one of the local mayors - Hershman to name him, was mayor of McKees Rocks. Well, he was crooked, corrupt is the polite word. His administrations in the locality of McKees Rocks (a tiny town 4 miles downriver of Pittsburgh) was taught in the University of Pittsburgh and Duquesne University's law schools as a MODEL of corrupt local government. He gloried in that rather dubious distinction.
One year, his "fundraiser" -- the local football rivalry was well attended. when I say well attended, I mean that all ten to twelve thousand of the political hacks he forced to buy tickets showed up at a High School field that sat 1500 at the very most. And they all waved their tickets in the air.
That finished his reign of corruption.
Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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