The definition of a Pennsylvania politician in the dictionary should be: "corrupt, dishonest, greedy and devious." However, what can we expect from a group of political lawyers that were too dishonest to make it in their private practice, but somehow got elected to state political office? After all, the two most distrusted professions in the world are politicians and lawyers, and in Pennsylvania, politicians and lawyers are one of the same.

I heard a joke one time: "What is a shame?"

"A bus load of politicians and lawyers going over a cliff with an empty seat."

Perfect examples of what I am writing about is our lawyer politicians and the devious midnight pay increases and the now dirty dozen politician lawyers using state funds and employees to get re-elected to office. These two examples are only the tip of the iceberg, if only all were known in our state capital.

It's a sad state of affairs when a state and nation taxes and bleeds it population to the point that it has to create a stimulus package to keep the country afloat.

Never elect another incumbent politician or lawyer, and the voters have won the battle regardless of your party affiliations. Wake up voters. This November, you can start to correct our political problems by voting all the incumbent politicians out of office.

Robert H. Temple,

Turbotville