> It's not, but hasn't money always played an important role in politics? I guess it's a rhetorical question. In other words, let me rephrase: why money has al

> It's not, but hasn't money always played an important role in politics? I guess it's a rhetorical question. In other words, let me rephrase: why money has always played an important role in politics? In 2016 Lawrence Lessig tried to attack this problem, with little success. In this election there seemingly is another candidate, somewhat more practical than Lessig, with somewhat stronger systematic approach than others, so we can hope for some progress.