Money, Media, and Manipulation in Politics

This chapter explores the critical role that financial resources play in American political races, emphasizing how local elections face different challenges compared to presidential races. It critiques the influence of media biases and election manipulation tactics, such as gerrymandering, on democratic processes and the ability of candidates to effect change. Additionally, the discussion highlights the implications of perceived electoral fraud and the impact of corporate interests on political discourse.

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