The Best Congress Money Can Buy

by Philip M. Stern

A study of the influence of PACs on U.S. politics. Praised by Senator Edward Kennedy, Daniel Schorr, Roger Mudd,, and John Kenneth Galbraith.

321 pages, Hardcover

First published May 12, 1988

About the author

A graduate of Harvard University, Philip M. Stern worked as a reporter and editorial writer for the New Orleans Item before moving to Washington, D.C., where he worked as editor and publisher of the Northern Virginia Sun before serving as a deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs in the Kennedy administration.

Reviews

[Doug McGuire]

Ver insightful on who our Congressmen and Senators really for. Quick hint, it ain't us!

[David]

some interesting ideas; but also some unrealistic libertarian dreaming. Still, how else does the future get here except by dreaming.