Perhaps the Salisbury City Council Could Learn a Lesson

July 10, 2008 by Cato  
Filed under Corruption, Maryland, Salisbury Politics, Virginia, Virginia Politics

In Virginia, a majority of the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors and the county Sheriff have been indicted for meeting in secret. Between all of the seemingly unnecessary closed sessions and “Privileged and Confidential” memos, the poor folks on the Middle Peninsula can’t hold a candle to our own body of Barrieland Bandits.

As I speculated in an earlier post, it seems that the prosecutors in Virginia just seem to take public corruption a little more seriously than they do in the People’s Republic.