Amy Goodman
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Lee Fang: Dark Money & Lobbyists Serving as Superdelegates Could Decide the 2016 Race
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April 12, 2016
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7:10Now PlayingWe continue our coverage of Democracy Spring and the influence of dark money in the presidential elections with Lee Fang, investigative journalist at The Intercept focusing on the intersection of money and politics. He has revealed that several of the Democrats’ superdelegates now work as lobbyists for banks, oil companies, foreign governments and payday lenders, among other special interests. In a close race, these superdelegates could determine the party’s nominee.
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