This is money from financial companies that strike it rich by charging 19.2 percent interest on credit cards. Betting your bottom dollar sounds risky, but the industry's quadrillions have already earned a cash cow - bankruptcy laws that make it harder for people to write off the grillions they owe to corporations that have no trouble writing off their own loans. Finally, there's talking money. During an election, you can't speak unless your money talks. All you can do is vote.
Congressmen love to demand a quid pro quo.
Don't just show us the money, they say. Show us the connection.