Brian, that gets to an important question: how do you reform a political system when the people with the power to change it may also benefit from the status quo?
Term limits and campaign finance reform have both been debated for decades, with competing arguments about whether they would reduce incumbency advantages or create unintended consequences.
We’d be interested in your view on the next step: if those reforms are unlikely to come from the two major parties themselves, does meaningful change have to begin outside the parties?
Brian, that gets to an important question: how do you reform a political system when the people with the power to change it may also benefit from the status quo?
Term limits and campaign finance reform have both been debated for decades, with competing arguments about whether they would reduce incumbency advantages or create unintended consequences.
We’d be interested in your view on the next step: if those reforms are unlikely to come from the two major parties themselves, does meaningful change have to begin outside the parties?