Poll: 72% of Americans Say There’s Too Much Money in Politics
A Politico poll released Saturday found 72% of Americans say there is too much money in U.S. politics, while 5% disagreed, Politico reported.
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A Politico poll released Saturday found 72% of Americans say there is too much money in U.S. politics, while 5% disagreed, Politico reported.
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