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Angela Lang: “One person that is very wealthy could actually drown out…”

Featuring: Angela Lang, Vice President | ACLU of Wisconsin

What SCoWiS does– and doesn't– do (Hour 2)

Published July 10, 2026 | Video Starts at 19:33

We, like, let's. Let's cut the BS at this point. We know what's actually happening. It's becoming an increasingly problematic issue where One person that is very wealthy could actually drown out more and more people. And you have one person being able to outshine and lift up their issues if they want, because they are able to dump in as much money as they want … (19:33–19:38)

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Asserts that wealthy individuals can overshadow others in political influence.

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