Although according to Transparency International[1] US isn't any more corrupt than an average European country and does damn well compared to the southern countries, although tailing nordic countries quite a bit. Still, doing very good in comparison to the rest of the world.
Of course, there can never be too little corruption in a country, so everyone has room for improvement on that part. Even us nordics.
I'd like to see a European country openly invade Middle East ignoring the UN Charter and get away with it.
I'd also like to see a European country poison the markets with loads of toxic assets causing massive turmoil around the world and, again, get away with it (with a hefty bonus).
The kind of changes we see in social-oriented countries today are forced upon by American neoliberals who wish to expand their influence. They operate in the name of capital, not people.
In 2009, 16% of Finland's exports were from Nokia, and they employed a good percentage of the population of the entire country. Would you say Finland is corrupt? Or do you think you are simply biased against the US?
But how much did they pay for politicians? Do you know how bad light they get if they take any money? Do you know how much corporations on US pay for politicians so they only do good things for them?
Of course, there can never be too little corruption in a country, so everyone has room for improvement on that part. Even us nordics.
[1]: http://transparency.org/cpi2012/results