Funding and founding organizations that can serve as counterweights to the ones advocating on behalf of the interests of the already powerful would be one way.

Funding and founding organizations that can serve as counterweights to the ones advocating on behalf of the interests of the already powerful would be one way. Though it took some decades, we have seen the results, in the public narrative and in policy, of the founding of the Heritage Foundation (1973), the Cato Institute (1974), and Americans for Tax Reform (1985).