The Appeal didn't appeal to me for a couple of reasons -
#1 - its more about politics than gaining a fuller understanding of 'the law'. And #2 While the story doesn't present any surprise about politicians being bought and paid for, Grisham doesn't present or even hint at an 'answer' (even a thought!) about what would be a BETTER method. Suggesting that elections should be funded by 'public funds' made me sick - like the 'public' which sure isn't the bizzionaires pictured here - aren't being handed a bill for every other thing?!? Talk about the sanction of the victims . . .
#1 - its more about politics than gaining a fuller understanding of 'the law'. And #2 While the story doesn't present any surprise about politicians being bought and paid for, Grisham doesn't present or even hint at an 'answer' (even a thought!) about what would be a BETTER method. Suggesting that elections should be funded by 'public funds' made me sick - like the 'public' which sure isn't the bizzionaires pictured here - aren't being handed a bill for every other thing?!? Talk about the sanction of the victims . . .
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