MONROVIA –On the heel of continued growing public perceptions that attribute the poor state of Liberia and its people to uncontrolled corruption, specifically within the public cycle, Sinoe County Senator Crayton O. Duncan, has widened the debate to another account. By Emmanuel Weedee-ConwayWhile many believe that corruption is responsible for the country’s underdevelopment, Senator Duncan sees it differently, averring that the menace is just responsible for a minute portion. He claims that the Legislature is responsible for 80 percent of Liberia’s problems, while corruption accounts for the remainder 20 percent. “At the Legislature, elected officials want to be friendly with the President and his cabinet to get favors to be re-elected. The Sinoe County Senator, who is reportedly endeavoring to become a president also, points out that like former President Weah, President Boakai too has made no new changes to the old order as it relates to eradicating corruption.