"That is what Picasso is about," Franklin concluded: money.
"At the end of the day," he concludes, "money is just a proxy for votes.
Add to this the message from the White House that vengeful, deep-pocketed businesses and shadowy special interests are poised to buy the November elections, and you might well conclude that money is destroying American democracy.This is just not true.
While 2012 wasn't as successful for the mega-contributors as 2010, should we conclude that money doesn't influence politics?
And as soon as people find Netflix doesn't have what they want to watch, or they conclude their money is better spent on a competitor, the company risks losing them.
In 2002, when Dubai's property sector was opened up to foreign buyers, an international crime threat assessment, prepared for the U.S. government by the Federation of American Scientists, drew on published news reports to conclude that "money-laundering activity in the U.A.E. may total $1 billion annually".
Separate chapters of the draft provide portraits of the more colorful figures in the campaign finance saga, a rogue's gallery of Democratic money men, including Mr. Trie, who, the report concludes, used money from his business partner in Macao to finance his $220,000 donation to the Democratic Party.
The Thai court's verdict, however, ignores that policy concluding that money earned with the sale of drugs has to be illegal money.
He concluded, "The money is key.
And rise together," concludes P Money.
