In general, the instances of corruption or scandal involve a politician acting in terms of self-interest or particular interests to the detriment of the politician's constituency or the general public.

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Corruption or scandal in politics often involves politicians acting in their own self-interest or in the interests of specific groups, rather than in the interests of their constituents or the general public, leading to actions that can harm the broader community or public trust.

In General, the Instances of Corruption or Scandal Involve a Politician