In Corruption Busts, Feds Need Lots of Bait to Catch Big Fish

According to this July 26, 2009 article by Bob Braun, “When it comes to big corruption busts like Thursday’s arrest of 44 politicians, public employees and religious leaders — the laws of nature are reversed. The little fish will eat the big fish. Or, at least, they’ll try. If it helps them get off the hook.” “It’s been true since time began — or at least since John J. Kenny turned on John V. Kenny in the 1970s,” says Larry Horn.