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... A larger number of voters who backed former Vice President Kamala Harris and President Trump say they agree, with 80 percent of Harris voters saying there's too much money in U.S. politics and 77 percent of Trump voters who say the same. Five percent of Harris voters and 4 percent of Trump voters say they disagree.

Pollsters also found that a majority of Americans say they think money shapes election outcomes, with 39 percent telling Politico's pollsters that money can outright buy results. Another 34 percent say money can influence elections, but not buy them.

Most U.S. adults, at 61 percent, say billionaires have too much influence in politics, with 15 percent who say billionaires have the right amount of influence. ...

@#19 ... Citizens United ...

Yeah. The start of the decline of the Supreme Court, which had been working to interpret the Constitution for the people of the United States, but then changed to interpreting the Constitution for the ruling oligarchy.

@#21

One instance where money failed?

That's all ya current trolling alias has got?

Maybe also mention Mr Thiel and VP Vance's rise to power as well?

@#24 ... You knew she was bought and paid for and you had no problem supporting her. ...

In my view at the time, she was far better than the alternative.

My current view is that I was correct in that assessment.