Jack Abramoff, the Law, and the Imperial Presidency by William L. Anderson and Candice E. Jackson
Although the present angst of some members of Congress might prove to be good theater (and we are living in an era of bread-and-circuses, after all), in the long run it will serve to strengthen the executive branch of government at the expense of the Constitution. If we wish to rid ourselves of the Jack Abramoffs of the world, there is a better way: smash the state apparatus that makes lobbying so lucrative in the first place.
- posted by SARTRE @ 7:39 PM