You're living in a dream world to assume corruption won't happen. You have congressmen in charge of handing out billions of dollars, and who want to be re-elect

You're living in a dream world to assume corruption won't happen. You have congressmen in charge of handing out billions of dollars, and who want to be re-elected. Congressmen are happy to send the pork in a specific direction for a bribe ^H^H^H^H donation to fund their re-election campaign. The cost of lobbying is directly measurable: spending $X to lobby for advantageous results, and receiving $Y, where Y >> X. It's all downhill from there.