If anyone knows, you do. I know I am not in your precinct. It is my hope that if you have an answer to this question, you may overlook this error.

Do we have any constitutional protections from corruption?

The drug war opens up a floodgate for corruption. Why has [congress not] worked to institute protections from our own laws that work contrary to their purpose, to lower crime? The drug war only encourages crime. It is like saying, "Hey, we know you exist out there, you dope fiends, we're going to cut off your supply. Black market? Pft. We're America! We win all wars." Frankly, you can not win a war against corruption, outside of lowering the potential for it. Shouldn't we have some protections against corruption?