The Republican party is corrupt.
Do you only mean that corruption exists in the party? When I hear you say this I think you mean corrupt like Latin American and African and Middle Eastern regimes who are literally illegitimate. They're basically bought and paid for, every last one of them, which is why none of them are safe and they're all [President Trump's word]-holes. Because of corruption, at the end of the day, every last one of them.
We've tangled over this before, when you implied that the Constitution prescribes a constitution where corruption can proliferate, compared to alternatives, with our maximally separated powers; I could only think then that you must mean that corruption exists, but not that therefore our government is characteristically corrupt, which is clearly untrue of not only the American but of all the Western democracies also. We are not characteristically corrupt.
Basically, justice is done. In corrupt countries, justice is not a value, it certainly doesn't exist as a value in the corrupt organizations and offices, but I wonder if it even exists in the people. I wonder if those people are just fundamentally corrupt. They all think primarily about what they can extract when or if they ever get any amount of power. Those characters are tropes in movies and TV. Standard issue bad guy.
I don't see em in the Republican party. Exceptions prove the rule.
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