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With a New ForewordIn So Damn Much Money veteran Washington Post editor and correspondent Robert Kaiser gives a detailed account of how the boom in political lobbying since the 1970s has shaped American politics by empowering special interests undermining effective legislation and discouraging the country s best citizens from serving in office Kaiser traces this dramatic change in our political system through the colorful story of Gerald S J Cassidy one of Washington s most successful lobbyists Superbly told it s an illuminating dissection of a political system badly in need of reform

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Lance Taylor | 2009/08/08
I ve only read about a quarter of the book so far but it is very intriguing If you are interested in what has happened to politics in D C and why the populous is not being represented properly I would highly suggest this book The writing is informed and flows very well

visionary | 2009/06/28
Checked this out of the library I m half way through and must order it from Amazon Interesting informative and fun to read I spent 50 years as an engineer and always wondered how people made the big bucks without producing anything This book tells me one method to use Become a sycophant and schmoozer I m heavily into politics now and find this book one of the best as an informant for me

Steve | 2009/06/12
The book does a good job of describing the changes that have occurred in American governance over the last 40 years It s possible though that using the Cassidy story as the backbone of the book was a mistake The point of view of a lobbyist is not nearly as important as the point of view of a typical Congressperson There s a book remaining to be written that describes how a Congressperson s point of view has changed since WWII Kaiser s book addresses this POV only indirectly

Marc Archer | 2009/05/11
This book opened my eyes to the corruption of OUR elected officials and who they really represent For years I felt in my gut that our leaders do not Legislate or represent those who may have voted for them Now I know what I kinda knew all along Read this book for a good eye opener WARNING It is not for the faint at heart

K Kim | 2009/04/12
This is a fascinating book and very entertaining to read Mr Kaiser is a very good writer considering this is his first book I saw him on Bill Moyers Journal and had to read his book Well done