Corruption is rampant from "summary" of It Was All a Lie by Stuart Stevens
The stench of corruption permeates every corner of our political system. It's not just a few bad apples; it's a systemic rot that seeps into every level of government. From local city councils to the highest echelons of power in Washington, D. C., the insidious influence of money and greed has corroded the very foundation of our democracy. Those who are supposed to serve the public interest instead serve their own selfish desires, lining their pockets with ill-gotten gains at the expense of the American people. Lobbyists wine and dine politicians, buying their allegiance with campaign contributions and promises of lucrative post-government jobs. Special interests write the laws that govern us, ensuring that their profits come before the well-being of the average citizen. The revolving door between government and industry spins faster and faster, with former regulators cashing in on their connections to the highest bidder. The lines between public service and private gain ha...
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