The corruption crisis is an affordability crisis.
When private equity buys up homes, you pay more in rent.
When airlines and ticket sellers face less oversight, you pay junk fees on top of junk fees.
When drug companies lobby to keep prices high, you pay more at the pharmacy.
When monopolies get a pass, you pay more at the store.
When billionaires and big corporations buy influence in Washington, they get the rules they want—while you foot the bill.