14. If a senator trades his or her vote on an issue for a $10,000 payment, would...
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14. If a senator trades his or her vote on an issue for a $10,000 payment, would you consider this corruption? If a senator votes a certain way in “exchange” for a $10,000 contribution to his political campaign, would you consider this corruption? Is there a major difference between the two? Discuss.
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