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The former prison officer had refused years earlier to be corrupted by Morgan.

The “Don’t Say Gay” bill has antecedents in Johns’ 1950s devotion to the theory of “homosexual recruitment,” or the idea that innocent white children can be corrupted and somehow made queer.

She also offers a sharp contrast to the rest of the Democratic Party, which voters see, for good reason, as feckless, weak and corrupted by corporate interests.

Cyber crimes are particularly prone to this "as long as they claim a local reader was corrupted", the lawyer says.

Years later, the leader of the paramilitary group United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia, Carlos Castaño, admitted that he trained the hitman and planned the crime along with corrupted Colombian officials.