More money is available on all sides b. Members of Congress take money but still can decide how to vote 4. Almost any organization can create a PAC a. Over half of PACs sponsored by corporations, one-tenth unions, and remainder varied b. Ideological PACs raise more but spend less due to cost of raising money 6. PAC contributions small 9.
Most members vote their ideology and with their constituents b.
The revolving door 1. Promise of future jobs to officials 2. Few conspicuous examples of abuse E. Trouble 1. Disruption always part of American politics 2. Used by groups of varying ideologies, etc.