Sounds like the last Congress and the whole of the Republican party…

venal (ve·nal): / VEEN l /
adjective

(1) open to persuasion by corrupt means, especially via bribery; willing to peddle one’s influence; mercenary
(2) able to be purchased or obtained by valuable consideration, especially for money (as in a bribe); purchasable
(3) associated with or characterized by corruption, especially bribery

[From Latin venalis from accusative venum meaning “(something) for sale.”]

Usage: The investigation into the judge’s sentencing history uncovered a venal judicial process defined by back-room deals and across-the-bench payouts.