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Political Corruption · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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Well, we got a question for our American mamas. Dear mamas, has
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corruption always been a part of politics and is it just something we need to
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learn to accept? Well, let's ask our American mama, Mama, she
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said, and Jordie is now our American Mama's Terry Nedville and Kimberly Burlison.
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I'm on this question. I'm just reminded Alexis to Tokeville, politics tends to
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corrupt. Absolute power tends to corrupt. Absolute power tends to corrupt. Absolutely,
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So it seems like it certainly has been a problem, at least a
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potential problem in politics before the country was founded. Yeah. Well I didn't
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know that until Cary totally. I was telling her about watching the History Channel
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during the twenty sixteen election. They did a story on all of the politicians,
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all the corrupt elections that took place early and I remember the one,
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and I remember, I'm fifty five. I can't remember anything. I have
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no but it was like the corrupt Bargain when Andrew Jackson. Yeah, so
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that was the election of four eighteen twenty four, and you had the Speaker
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of the House, Henry Clay. You also had John Quincy Adams, who
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was the son of John Adams. Then there was one other candidate, William
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Crawford, and then there was also Andrew Jackson. And Andrew Jackson had the
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lead in the popular vote, but John Quincy Adams had the lead in the
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electoral college vote, and Henry Clay, since he wasn't gonna be able to
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vote for himself in the House, he actually threw all of his weight behind
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John Quincy Adams, which is how John Quincy Adams became president, which made
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Andrew Jackson angry exactly exactly there it is. That's the corrupt bargain. That's
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the corrupt bargain. And it led to the creation of the Democrat Party because
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Andrew Jackson split what was at that time the Democrat Republican Party and he went
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off and formed his own party and became president four years later. Great snoxious,
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see that that's incredible, and say, I thought this was a new
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thing. I really really thought that. When you know, Hillary Clinton was
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saying that she won the popular vote and all of that, and then she
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was saying there was corruption. I was like, oh, this is like
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a twenty first century thing. And Cameron was like, no, no,
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no, and It made me think, my gosh, they thought they had
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cheated so much over and they didn't cheat enough. Well that's why they overdid
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it. When Biden was running, you know, they were like, oh,
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we got to make that wiggle room. And so then it became eighty
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one million, which we all know in this country is the biggest joke in
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the whole world. You know, they went overboard with the cheating, right,
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And so so here's my question on top of that question, where do
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we go from here? If it's going to be corrupt. You know,
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you got people on one side saying, you know what, if they're gonna
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cheat, if they're gonna do this, we have to fight that. It
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is our our country is at stake. So you got Republicans and like the
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good hearted, god loving Mike Johnson who's like, you know what, We're
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gonna the right way. There's court systems place and all that. And then
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I think, oh, my gosh, okay, I love that idea,
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but they have used that against us because they're so corrupt. So then we
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will not be in power. So how do we I'm not saying cheap,
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but how can we keep the other side from stealing an election? So here's
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here's my point on all that. No one went to jail for the Steele
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dossier. That was a crime against the country anybody Clinton, committed by the
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Democrat Party, committed by Perkins, Coy and Steel himself, Christopher Steele.
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No one went to jail for that. So the lesson learned is you can
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get away with it. Yes, And that's part of the problem is that
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we have been looking only when side doesn't get in trouble. Go back to
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the Harding administration. I'm sorry, Yeah, the Harding administration that was considered
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to be the most corrupt administration in American history of that time because of the
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Teapot Dome scandal. And there were people who went to jail, including close
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friends and allies of Herding. They went to jail. And so that's why
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partly why the Calvin Coolidge administration wasn't more corrupt than the one before, because
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people faced consequences for the one before. The reason why Nixon left the White
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House wasn't because the Democrats went after him. It was because his fellow Republican
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said, you need to leave, and if you don't, we're going to
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vote to impeach. The problem right now is we have one party that is
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absolutely okay with corruption, and they won't speak out against corruption in their own
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party. The party won't police itself. There's a lot of us that believe
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that Trump actually won the last election, that the moral America was trying to
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put the right person in place. And so if we were the majority,
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if this happens again, then what then? What where do we go?
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What do we do? Fortunately, I think there's going to be enough of
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a vote for Trump right now, I hope, so can then get out
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these corrupt judges that they won't be able to beat that? But then it's
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can you clear out the deep state? And can you find people who have
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who have character like Tulci Gabbard. Yes, she had enough character, but
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she had to leave the Democrat Party because the party didn't. You need more
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people in the Democrat Party who have some character. If you like to ask
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our American mama is a question, go to our website Americanground Radio dot com
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slash mamas and click on they asked. The Mama's button turned out of Kimberly
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Brothers and thank you so much, thank you