Quote by Walter Annenberg

The greatest power is not money power, but political power.

The greatest power is not money power, but political power.

Summary

This quote affirms that political power holds more sway and influence than money power. While money may bring financial advantages, political power involves decision-making authority and control over governance and policies, enabling manipulation of financial resources through legislation and regulations. Political power allows individuals and groups to dictate the rules of society, shape public opinion, and emerge as leaders impacting the lives of countless people. It implies that those in possession of political power wield significant influence and can surpass the influence of monetary wealth alone.

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By Walter Annenberg

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