Selling Out a Superpower Richael Barger-Anderson and Vancouver

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Selling Out a Superpower Richael Barger-Anderson and VancouverIn 1968, there were sixty two lobbyists in Washington; today there are thirty four thousand, outnumbering members of Congress and their staffers two to one. By 2008, these lobbyists were spending approximately $8. 2 million for influence per day. Few, if any, of these lobbyists represent the majority of Americans in the middle class. So it's not surprising, given these statistics, that real median household income in America has stagnated for over a