“People know elections, like television commercials, are not real.”
Quote by William Greider
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Who will tell the people: the betrayal of American democracy
This book delves into the complexities of American democracy, exploring the risks it faces and the potential for its erosion. It examines various aspects of political and social dynamics that could lead to the betrayal of democratic principles. more
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William Greider
William Greider, born on August 6, 1936, is an American journalist known for his investigative reporting, particularly on political and economic issues. He is recognized for his in-depth analysis and exposure of the shortcomings of power structures. His work has had a profound impact on revealing the misdeeds of finance and government. more
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