Against the backdrop of dark money’s accelerated penetration of U.S. political elections, this book is based on a large amount of literature, data, cases, and regulatory laws and regulations. It compares the ideal and realistic images of the federal campaign finance system, and then uses big pharmaceutical companies in the opioid crisis and private prison companies in mass incarceration as perspectives to explore how big companies, big donors, and special interest groups build substantive coordination with candidates and achieve interest exchanges through the abuse of lobbying, revolving doors, super PACs, and dark money organizations, and analyzes their profound impact on legislation, judicial and administrative decision-making, and even federalism. In the context of the rise of corporate power and conservatism, this book interprets the relevant laws and bills proposed from 2010 to 2020, and summarizes the development logic of campaign finance and lobbying laws in the direction of anti-corruption.
在暗钱加速渗透美国政治选举的背景下，本书立足于大量文献、数据、案例与监管法律法规，对比联邦竞选财务系统的理想与现实图景，继而以阿片危机中的大制药商和大规模监禁中的私营监狱公司为透视点，探究大公司、大捐款者和特殊利益集团如何通过滥用游说、旋转门、超级政治行动委员会和暗钱组织，与候选人构建实质上的协调并实现利益交换，剖析其对立法，司法行政决策，乃至联邦主义产生的深刻影响。并在公司势力与保守主义崛起的场景中，对2010-2020年提出的相关法律和法案进行解读，从中归纳竞选财务和游说法律在反腐败方向上的发展逻辑，
在暗钱加速渗透美国政治选举的背景下，本书立足于大量文献、数据、案例与监管法律法规，对比联邦竞选财务系统的理想与现实图景，继而以阿片危机中的大制药商和大规模监禁中的私营监狱公司为透视点，探究大公司、大捐款者和特殊利益集团如何通过滥用游说、旋转门、超级政治行动委员会和暗钱组织，与候选人构建实质上的协调并实现利益交换，剖析其对立法，司法行政决策，乃至联邦主义产生的深刻影响。并在公司势力与保守主义崛起的场景中，对2010-2020年提出的相关法律和法案进行解读，从中归纳竞选财务和游说法律在反腐败方向上的发展逻辑，
