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If we don't choose option 2, we're choosing option 1. We need to address the source and the problem at the same time. Regulatory capture doesn't really apply h
by ryan_lane 4y ago
If we don't choose option 2, we're choosing option 1.
We need to address the source and the problem at the same time. Regulatory capture doesn't really apply here, but lobbying (which is synonymous with corruption at this point) definitely does. Fixing the citizen's united issue would be a proper start at addressing the lobbying problem.