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Voters believe that money buys results in Congress.
Most believe "money buys results in Congress".
The vast majority of Americans already believe that money buys results in Congress.
And if money buys results -- if political spending leads to political favoritism -- surely that is a corruption of democracy.
A 2011 Global Strategy Group poll found that 71percentt of Republicans and 81percentt of Democrats believed that "money buys results in Congress".
Too many Americans believe money buys results in Congress, an idea that heightens cynicism about our democracy and weakens civic engagement.
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The watchdog's report also warns that pressure to produce results is pushing staff to focus on "buying results" through micro-level projects.
Attacks that kill members of the international coalition make the groups seem successful and prompt donors to believe that their support is buying results and to send more money.
Meanwhile, Americans will break another record this year, spending 17% of GDP a chest-grabbing $2.7 trillion on medical expenses, the highest in the world, all to buy results that are worse, collectively, than most of the industrialized world.
The increasing power of this group produces political contortions by buying results in Congress that do nothing for regular folks.
Avoiding that belief -- just like avoiding the belief that money bought results on the Supreme Court -- has got to be an important and valid interest of the state.
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