Also, another thing -- I don't fully get why Russian-based entitles influencing American elections is considered uniquely evil foreign influence, but multinational corporations routinely buying elections is considered democracy. Aren't they both problematic?— David Sirota (@davidsirota) August 20, 2018
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If I follow the reason, Russian economics elites are entitled to influence US elections.
Working through, it seems to follow that western multinational corporations are as bad or worse.
And given this, there is no need to take steps, even if there evidence suggests that the Russian economic elites are an arm of the Russian state, with a goal of supporting of anti-liberty politicians.
While the US state is an arm of the US economic elites.
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