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spending money absolutely does change minds of a politician, this is the main purpose of a lobby and this is how proposals become laws. for example the most re
by slt2021 1y ago
spending money absolutely does change minds of a politician, this is the main purpose of a lobby and this is how proposals become laws.
for example the most recent bogus "IHRA definition of antisemitism" was heavily lobbied and coordinated. This is the prime example of what money can do in politics
- JumpCrisscross 1y agoHave you paid for a lobbyist or effected legislation? You can raise and lower magnitudes. But you can’t change the sign of a position. Not unless it’s an issue the elected has literally never heard of before. (Or cannot remember. Lots of geriatrics.) Also, $50mm nationally is simply not a lot. There are individual leftist donors with strong pro-Palestinian views injecting that much into the media stream.