Secret empires How the American political class hides corruption and enriches family and friends

By:

Schweizer, Peter

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Blackstone Audio 2018Description: 6 CDsISBN:

978-1538502099

Subject(s):

Corruption

DDC classification:

320.973SCH

Summary: Corruption has created a crisis of confidence in our government. In recent surveys, three out of four Americans believe that there is ''widespread government corruption,'' and only nineteen percent of the American people trust the federal government to do the right thing.

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Corruption has created a crisis of confidence in our government. In recent surveys, three out of four Americans believe that there is ''widespread government corruption,'' and only nineteen percent of the American people trust the federal government to do the right thing.

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