We Must Not Allow Wealthy Donors to Control U.S. Politics

According to the annual survey of the Berlin Organization Transparency International Association, in 2013 the world's least corrupt countries were Denmark, Finland and New Zealand. Meanwhile, America was 19th. (Infoplease.com) It is not surprising that the ranking of the US negotiations declined. Even if you look at news and political paths, we will find increasingly corrupt politician scandals. Approximately 17 members are posted on the list based on CREW, Washington's civic liability and ethics, or a non-profit legal regulator responsible for the accountability of civil servants' behavior

It is slightly different. In 2013, various backgrounds, political factions, and three from the country saw the politics broke down and gathered. They believe that it became a party too, too big donor and wealthy insider. So they decided to launch Crowdpac, a nonpartisan political cloudfunding website, to make the campaign easier. We are a group of political geeks whose mission is to fight politically big forces - we will do this to involve many small dollar donors to the political process (donor's 94.3 % Donate less than 100 dollars). However, improving our democracy is not limited to that. We hope to have more referendums and take office. We would like to provide people with a platform to take action by supporting the political campaign they believe or by starting their own political campaign. For Crowdpac, this is exactly what we are seeing.

The problem of large funds in politics is obvious, and companies and wealthy individual donors can buy influence and elections. However, a small donor initiative at the local level is a way to allow candidates to participate in economically competitive activities without accepting corporate donations. In most cases, the financial situation of candidates will be better by choosing clean money and small donor initiatives. This gives the candidate a real motivation to spend more time listening to community needs without having to worry about how wealthy real estate developers respond to their political decisions.

Federal politics has been unrecoverably eroded by the election campaign system. This is disgusting for everyone, such as candidates, executives, wealthy donors, voters, and simply confident believers. It guarantees that the wealthiest people will have an unduly impact on who assumes office, who is elected, the objectivity and integrity of legal and regulatory decisions. The obsession of candidates and civil servants in getting donations from wealthy donors to the campaign is not only for his or her conscience, commitment to public interest, enthusiasm for independent autonomy, or concern for voters but also for public We are increasingly influencing our policies. Note