That said, there's one main issue, reforming the US government and campaigns/elections. As long as we have the current lobbyist and corporate money dominated system, it's incredibly difficult to move anything forward on a national level. We probably need Constitutional tweaks to House and Senate apportionment, public financing of campaigns and a new voting rights act.
I agree strongly with this. It's hard to see anything major getting done when energy gets diluted through restrictive voting laws to undemocratic representation/excessive veto points and then to a thoroughly corrupt legislature.
There also definitely should be a focus on combating
rent-seeking; it's just sick to read
some of the proposals floating out in the open.
