Columnist: Who's Dirty Now?

Michelle Malkin has some fun in her latest column with the "Corruptocrats," formerly known as Democrats.

The massive corruption scandal unfolding in President-Elect Barack Obama's backyard has turned the spotlight on political corruption back on the Democrats, silencing Nancy Pelosi and her promise to "drain the swamp" in Washington, D.C.

From Malkin's column:

Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi can stop clucking now.

For the last three years, Democratic leaders cheered GOP ethics woes. Dean accused Republicans of making "their culture of corruption the norm." Pelosi touted cleanliness as a liberal virtue.

But with the eye-popping pay-for-play and bribery case against Democratic Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich topping a year of nationwide Democratic scandals, the corruption chickens are coming home to roost.

Read the full column at the Investor's Business Daily Web site.