Campaign Contributions and Political Discourse

This chapter examines the influence of large donations in political campaigns, contrasting it with the grassroots funding approaches of candidates like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. It critiques the entrenched culture of electioneering in the U.S. that stifles constructive dialogue and accountability, while also addressing the media's role in shaping political narratives. The chapter advocates for a shift towards sustainable activism and meaningful political engagement amidst a fragmented information landscape.