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The Wall Street Con: How the U.S. Government Became a Corporate Illusion

In the theater of American democracy, two parties take the stage: red and blue, Republican and Democrat. They perform with different scripts, speak in distinct tones, and market themselves to opposing audiences. Yet, behind the curtains, they are funded by the same donors, advised by the same lobbyists, and deeply embedded in a revolving door system that connects Capitol Hill to the boardrooms of Wall Street. For many, this isn’t just dysfunction—it’s deception. It’s a carefully orchestrated con job, where the illusion of choice hides the machinery of corporate control.