cawacko
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It's like we're talking past each other, because you're arguing a different point.
15 Years After Citizens United: Big Money’s Grip on Our Democracy - Roosevelt Institute
As ultra-wealthy interests gain power, public trust in government has cratered. Roosevelt’s latest report draws on new research demonstrating how corporate actors benefited from Citizens United to the detriment of Americans’ faith in democracy.rooseveltinstitute.org
Your article said nothing about self funded candidates. Rich people can donate money, but this was about self funded candidates and your position was there are more wealthy candidates self funding as a result of CU.
If that's true, then it's true. But you haven't shown any data backing that.