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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Group Interest Versus the Public Interest,
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This review is from: Stealth Pacs: Lobbying Congress for Control of U.S. Middle East Policy (Paperback)
Richard H. Curtiss has presented a thoroughly documented text that attempts to present the underlying influence of pro-Israel lobbying groups on our legislature . This is a must read for American citizens interested in understanding how the interests of a foreign entity can sometimes compromise the values of the American Constitution.(p)Curtiss understands the sensitivity of this subject matter and seeks not to blame, but only to inform common people such as myself on the extent of pro-Israel lobbying in mainstream USA. This book sheds the light on how effective grass roots lobbying and finacial contributions can motivate legislators to formulate foreign policy in a region where our nation has important commercial and diplomatic investments. The results can many times run counter to the interests of the American taxpayers. |
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Stealth Pacs: Lobbying Congress for Control of U.S. Middle East Policy by Richard H. Curtiss (Paperback - Oct. 1991)
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