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4.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: The Suborning of American Democracy: The Triumph of Corporate Power (Paperback)
True democracy - described as a dynamic form of government that is always a work in progress in order to reach perfection; and one that provides the political, economic and cultural conditions that enables the citizen to reach his or her full potential as a human being - will never become a reality if the nexus between corporate money and our lawmakers is not broken. The corporate voice has become so loud in the corridors of power that the voice of the people is no longer heard. Our politicians have, in effect, sold the people's democracy out to the highest bidder. It seems we are going to have the best democracy that money can buy unless special-interest monty is outlawed and political campaigns are financed by public money only.
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The Suborning of American Democracy: The Triumph of Corporate Power by John J Cox (Paperback - May 22, 2006)
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