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The problem with your assumption is that corrupt politicians are rare and thus valuable, but the low prices indicate a oversupply of corrupt politicians all com
by willcipriano 4y ago
The problem with your assumption is that corrupt politicians are rare and thus valuable, but the low prices indicate a oversupply of corrupt politicians all competing on price.
- hn_throwaway_99 4y agoEven if what you say were true, in any particular government there are only a few politicians that can move the needle. Some low ranking representative wouldn't be able to do squat in most cases. There is a reason AT&T specifically tried to court favor with the man who was Illinois Speaker of the House for nearly 2 decades.