State of the question:
Americans . . . expect others to work and earn what they get, and to be paid what they have earned. They think that the rewards of life should be granted to those who have earned them in an open, competitive process, while recognizing that there is a certain amount of luck involved.
Major problem:
Crony capitalism, where the winners routinely get picked based on political clout, is a system that contradicts and degrades all of these values, and seeing it in operation angers many Americans.
Chicago:
The “Chicago way,” where clout and connections determine all the important outcomes, has not been America’s way in most places, and we don’t want it…
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