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Sub-title: How Politicians extract your money, buy votes, and line
their own pockets: Houghtonb Miflin Harcourt, N.Y., 2013, 249 pgs., index,
notes, appendix
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Reviewer's Comments:
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Chapter 1 - Introduction -
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Chapter 2 - America's Most Expensive Toolbooth -
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Chapter 3 - Protection: For a Price -
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Chapter 4 - The Underground Washington Economy -
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Chapter 5 - The Double-Milker: You May Not Be Interested in Washington,
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Chapter 6 - Slush Funds -
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Chapter 7 - Trust Me : You're Gonna Need to Pay Me -
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Chapter 8 - Protection for a Price: What About a Washington Corrupt
Practices Act?
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Chapter 9 - It's a Family Affair -
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Chapter 10 - Conclusion: Protection for the Rest of Us -
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