Despite Americans' ability to vote for many top officials, some critics assert that monied interests in campaign finance have come to outweigh the voice of the people in the country's governance and policymaking.In so doing, they suggest that the United States is:

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Critics argue that when monied interests dominate politics, it resembles an oligarchy, where a small, wealthy group holds power and influence over governance, rather than the broader population.

Despite Americans' Ability to Vote for Many Top Officials, Some