If honesty is a sign of integrity, how many politicians actually have integrity?

Question

Why would I or any rational support someone that has no integrity?

- rational person - (above)

Answer 1

How many politicians? A pitiful few. And it is our own faults for continuing to re-elect those that have shown their true colors.

And I speak about those from all parties and political philosophies. No political party has cornered the market on morality or integrity (or immorality and criminality for that matter - there are good apples and bad apples in both the republican and democrat barrels). They all need to get their real priorities straight and start doing the People's Business, as they were elected to do.

Similarly, We The People need to hold them accountable. When we don't, it's no one's fault but our own.

Answer 2

the problem with politics today is the rational people do not support anyone. those who actually take time to vote generally are picking the less of two evils.

Answer 3

That's like asking how many widgets would it take wodget to accumulate the circumfrence of the sun?
If their were more zippets than zoppets, how would they procreate in an oxygen rich enviroment polluted with prophylactics?
Thats how silly that question is

Answer 4

I think that Ron Paul and Barrack Obama have integrity. Both say what they believe in, even though it's largely unpopular.

Answer 5

definite I do satisfaction myself on my honesty and integrity. it could no longer appear as if it yet honesty is often the suited coverage. it particularly is the way you place across that honesty that makes it good or undesirable.

Answer 6

1-5%.

Answer 7

Three who are running for president. Two democrats and one republican.

Answer 8

If they have any when they are elected, they seem to lose it quickly!

Answer 9

Bush

After Clinton he is just what we needed to clean up the office.