Investigation into bribes to Bryan City Councils...seems that a few bucks paid to the right Councilman & Councilwoman creates massive Tax breaks for BWay, and then the CEOs charge high salaries sucking up those tax breaks, and around the money goes in a very small circle of few--yet LOTS OF IT.

This invasion of Republican political behavior is why I behave so nastily about it...here's below a analagous attempt to this attempt at Bryan, Texas.

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Plastics News Magazine

ORANGE, TEXAS--Peter Cloeren, the chief executive officer of flat-die manufacturer Cloeren Inc., pleaded guilty June 24 to breaking campaign finance laws by using his employees to funnel $37,000 to a Texas congressional candidate. Cloeren will serve two years' probation, pay a $200,000 fine and perform 100 hours of community service for steering money in 1996 to the campaign of Republican Brian Babin, who ultimately lost the race to Rep.

Jim Turner, D-Texas. Cloeren Inc., which makes dies for film, sheet, vinyl siding and other products, also was fined $200,000. Cloeren's office said he and the Orange-based company would not comment. Federal election laws limit one person from giving more than $2,000 per candidate in each election, but federal prosecutors said...