I said this before, and I'll say it again.

I grew up in Egypt and I go there regularly and the first thing that comes to mind is that the second largest political party in the country, and the one which has the support of the lower income groups (ie. the majority of the people) is the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
Egypt, like a lot of other Arab countries, has a strong and growing Islamist movement that targets the needy. In a lot of low income areas, people have turned to them as the only ones that actually get things done. They provide a lot of charitable work, help out regularly with legal issues, community troubles and mediation.

As positive as all that sounds, one still has to remember that they are an orthodox religious political party, and you have to wonder what would the result be if they did come to power? I am not pro the current regime, but you have to think about the consequences of so called democracy in certain parts of the world.
My personal belief is that politicians are ALL corrupt, but marry that with religion and you are asking for trouble.

Yes, this is a throwaway account, I do like my anonymity, take it as you will.