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Fame (have heard of)

57%

Popularity (liked by)

23%

Disliked by

14%

Neutral

20%

Democrats

127Alan Grayson128Bill Nelson129Robert Menendez130Dennis Kucinich131Mary Landrieu

On Wednesday, New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez will stand trial for charges of bribery; he is accused of accepting money, private flights, and vacations from a doctor in exchange for political favors. Menendez asserts that he is a longtime friend of the doctor and that the charges don’t rise to bribery. Should politicians be allowed to accept gifts?

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Last updated Sep 7, 2017

On Wednesday, New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez will stand trial for charges of bribery; he is accused of accepting money, private flights, and vacations from a doctor in exchange for political favors. Menendez asserts that he is a longtime friend of the doctor and that the charges don’t rise to bribery. Should politicians be allowed to accept gifts?