> hiring a contracter, ..., engaging in the political process, holding a job These are all situations where the desire for anonymity is outweighed by the requi

> hiring a contracter, ..., engaging in the political process, holding a job These are all situations where the desire for anonymity is outweighed by the requirement for accountability. You're aware that 'hiring a contractor' requires entering into a contract right? And so does being employed. Entering into a contract without establishing your identity implies a desire not to be bound by the terms of that contract. Is that your intent? As for 'engaging in the political process', I have never heard anyone argue that the problem with politics is that people are too honest and open. Do we need more anonymous political party donors?