New Poll: Most Americans Believe Corruption is Widespread
A new Washington Post-ABC poll finds that most Americans think the corruption in Washington is widespread.
The survey found that 58 percent of Americans believe the Abramoff case is evidence of "widespread corruption in Washington," while barely a third -- 34 percent -- say it is limited to just a few individuals. The public thinks corruption is far more prevalent in Washington than it is in their state or local governments.