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Dedication
Contents
1. The Evil of Access: An Introduction
2. The History of Money in Politics: Scandal, Reform, Scandal. . .
“Swilling the Planters with Bumbo”
The Emergence of Professional Politics
Money Starts to Talk
The Age of Bribery
Progressive Reform?
Fdr Vs. “Economic Royalists”
The New Media Age
More Reform and More Scandal
3. Rules and Laws: How Money Shouts
Buckley Rules
The First Wave After Buckley: PACs and Boren
The Second Wave: More Scandal—S&Ls and Keating
The Third Wave: The Clinton Roller Coaster and Soft Money Explosion
The Fourth Wave: McCain-Feingold
Current Rules of Engagement
4. Campaigning for Money: 30,000 Phone Calls Later. . .
The Arms Race and the Ads Race
The Professionalization of Politics
Dialing for Dollars
Incumbent Protection Program
The Challenger’s Paradox
Supply Side Warriors
5. The Cost of Money: Democracy Under Attack
The Money Chase Discourages Voting and Civic Participation
The Money Chase Discourages Competitive Elections The Money Chase Creates “Part-Time Legislators,
The Money Chase Creates “Part-Time Legislators, Full-Time Fund-Raisers”
The Money Chase Deters Talent from Seeking Office
The Money Chase Favors Multimillionaires
The Money Chase Corrupts Legislation
6. The Players: Profiles from the Money Game
The Company
The Hammer
The Senator from Big Business
The Hustler
The Wealthy Guy
The Populist
The Refuseniks
7. Reforms don’t Work?: Visit New York City, Maine, Arizona . . .
The Apologists
Public Sentiments
A Tale of Two Cities: Campaign Financing in Albany and New York City
Laboratories of Democracy
Other Countries
8. Change, For Good: Who Owns Democracy—Enron or You?
Solutions
Epilogue: “Imagine....”
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
About the Author
Also by Mark Green
Copyright
About the Publisher
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