Lobbyists, corporations, and billionaires spend millions in the United States to influence elections, raising concerns about the integrity of democracy.
“When money rules”
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Lobbyists, corporations, and billionaires spend millions in the United States to influence elections, raising concerns about the integrity of democracy.
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In Washington, D.C., lobbyists and billionaires exert significant influence over electoral outcomes. "Democracy for $ale" reveals how financial contributions shape candidates' priorities, from local offices to presidential campaigns. The film features insights from figures like John McCain and Morris Pearl, illustrating the conflicts of interest that arise when personal and economic agendas overshadow public welfare. Through interviews and case studies, it questions the integrity of a political system once regarded as a model of democracy.
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Why Watch
- See how money shapes U.S. electoral outcomes.
- Meet key figures like John McCain discussing politics.
- Find out about conflicts of interest in elections.
Did You Know
- Lobbyists and corporations spend millions on U.S. elections.
- The film features John McCain among its cast.
- Democracy for $ale has a runtime of 85 minutes.
- Produced in France, Germany, and Luxembourg.
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Who directed the documentary Democracy for $ale?
Jennifer Deschamps directed the documentary Democracy for $ale.
What is the runtime of the documentary Democracy for $ale?
The runtime of Democracy for $ale is 85 minutes.
In which countries was Democracy for $ale produced?
Democracy for $ale was produced in France, Germany, and Luxembourg.
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