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Haven't read the book, yet, so this may be a horrendous "two-minute rule" violation.
IMHO, it was killed when:
1. The Press became cheerleaders (regardless of the team) and crusaders post-Watergate
2. Lobbyists convinced politicians that they can "do the right thing after you get re-elected. You can't make changes if you're sitting back in Peoria."
IMHO, it was killed when:
1. The Press became cheerleaders (regardless of the team) and crusaders post-Watergate
2. Lobbyists convinced politicians that they can "do the right thing after you get re-elected. You can't make changes if you're sitting back in Peoria."
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Being killed in a duel by a political rival does not seem very decorous, if that's a word.
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