To Krueger, it is in the economic sphere that American integrity has been eroded and its ideals corrupted.
People who loathe his music (and for the record, I'm not one of them -- I rate Springsteen with Whitman, Hemingway, Guthrie, Sinatra and Dylan, as one of the great white male American voices) are usually only dimly aware (if at all) of the early Springsteen, or the degree to which Landau helped convert him into a living totem of American integrity.
He also loved dolls: when he was younger, he designed them for a living, creating a range for the American company Integrity called "Fashion Royalty", which were grown-up collectors' items rather than toys.
So it is no coincidence that Marilyn Milos, a former nurse who has been called "the mother of the American genital-integrity movement", is based in Marin County, just north of San Francisco.
To effectively uphold this fundamental American value, the integrity and independence of the Supreme Court must be above reproach.
Thorne's a muscle man whose unthinkably solid professionalism extends beyond his call of duty: as the credits roll, he walks away from beautifully magnetic Meg Ryan after rescuing her husband from a South American jungle, his integrity intact and his heart possibly broken.
What better symbol of American honor and integrity than to divert a handful of those ships to delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza.
"I look forward to serving the American people with integrity as the leader of what I know firsthand to be an extraordinary group of men and women who have dedicated their careers to protecting this country," he said. .
He is Judge Taft and when we say that he is Judge Taft, we mean to imply that he represents all that is best in American manhood, involving integrity of character, a sane mind, and the loftiest of motives".
As the family was believed to be the cornerstone of American strength and integrity, the stigmatisation of homosexuals as "sexual perverts" meant that they were both unable to function within a family unit and presented the potential to poison the social body.
"We have to somehow reassure Americans of the integrity of the system," said Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania, going on to suggest, as did many of his colleagues, that states needed to develop better voting procedures and machines.
