Corruption is legal. Let me show you; how?.

A Princeton University study found that public opinion has almost no impact on U.S. government policy, while economic elites and business interests have significant influence. Despite widespread public support or opposition to certain laws, Congress passes or blocks them based primarily on the interests of wealthy donors and lobbyists. This legalized corruption leads to issues like expensive healthcare, tax loopholes, poor education, and corporate bailouts. Lobbyists influence politicians through campaign donations, job offers, and even writing legislation. The problem has existed for decades, and as long as money controls politics, the government will prioritize special interests over ordinary citizens. The passage concludes by suggesting that systemic reform is needed to make corruption illegal and that a grassroots movement is already working to fix the system.

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