Secret Empires
How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends
by:
Peter Schweizer
Summary:
The book investigates and alleges instances where American politicians engage in corruption by using their power to benefit their relatives and associates financially. It scrutinizes deals and investments involving foreign governments and companies, suggesting that politicians from both parties exploit their positions while avoiding direct personal enrichment to evade scrutiny.
Key points:
1. Political Corruption: The book discusses the widespread corruption in American politics, where politicians use their positions for personal gain.
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