Explaining the Unexplainable
How lawmakers quietly serve their special interest financiers—while pretending to stand with you. A rare look at the games they play when they think no one is watching.
This type of voting occurs when a state representative knows a bill is unpopular with the people he represents but remains deeply beholden to the money and influence of special interest groups. These groups help ensure his re-election—pouring thousands into his campaign, offering personal perks through relationship-building dinners and entertainment, an…
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