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In fact, parties formed and special interests became powerful because they offer something vital to american politics. money. when small groups of people can spend vast sums to elect politicians, the democratic process is perverted. usually there isn't outright corruption. but donors often expect something in return for their money. and that is why we have so many crazy tax credits and regulatory loopholes. each one is usually payback for some campaign donation. it is also why we can't make progress on a host of important issues. look at the nra which spends aggressively to keep the republican...

Parliamentary pass. of all the trivial sanctions you could impose on somebody, that seems to be the most miserable. but they emphasise that this sanction, and let us turn to paragraph 229, that this sanction has been made more savage, more brutal, more vindictive, because mr johnson impugned the committee and undermined the democratic process. on what basis is it thought that this house, when it comes to a conclusion, must be obeyed? is it the case that we must not criticise the case that we must not criticise the dangerous dogs act because it was passed by this great and noble house? or are w...

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Parliament, the proper democratic process. it is a very severe offence, about as severe as it can get in parliamentary terms. the contempt was all the more serious, the committee says, because it was committed by the prime minister, the most senior member of the government. there is no precedent for a prime minister, they say, having been found to have deliberately misled the house. you misled the house on an issue of the greatest importance, the committee says, to the house and to the public, and did so repeatedly. he declined our invitation to reconsider his assertion that what we had said t...