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Democracy for $ale examines the influence of lobbyists, corporations, and billionaires on U.S. elections. It discusses how financial contributions shape electoral outcomes, affecting candidates from local offices to presidential elections. The film argues that this financial power often prioritizes personal and economic interests over public welfare.
The documentary raises questions about the integrity of the democratic system in the U.S., revealing conflicts of interest that arise from the significant financial influence in politics. It presents a critical view of how money impacts democracy, questioning the model of governance that was once held in high regard.
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.
Perfect For
Political activismElection campaign financeU.S. democracy studies