Project 2025 Roots Date Back Half a Century
Deconstructed
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The Evolution of Corruption and Immunity
This chapter examines a landmark Supreme Court ruling granting former presidents immunity from criminal charges, likening their power to that of a king above the law. It traces the historical evolution of anti-corruption laws in the U.S., highlighting systemic issues that allowed corruption to flourish and the cultural dynamics post-Watergate that prompted reforms. The discourse critiques the Powell memo's role in reshaping corporate influence over political processes, revealing the tension between business interests and social accountability.
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