Depending on the topic, I have my moments.
If I were to run for office, getting money out of politics would be a part of my platform. And I would raise money from grassroots, small dollar contributions.
I'm also involved in
Wolf PAC
Which is working at the state level to call for a constitional convention, to overturn Citizen's United and get money out of politics.
In the House the 2 year terms force congressmen to be perpetually campaigning and raising money, instead of focusing on working on legislation. The idea is to overturn the USSC Money=Speech decision and level the playing field. I support the idea of giving every tax-payer a tax credit to apply to the candidates of their choosing. They can choose to allocate 100% to this candidate, or 50% and 50% to a Senate race here and a congressional district race there.
As it stands we live in a broken system. Next to gerrymandering, Money in Politics, is the primary reason for unfairness in a Democratic system. And when you add in the aspect that SuperPAC, basically bribe politicians to legislate on their behalf, it becomes a different animal. Because not only are the elections unfair, the corporate sponsored candidate actually blocks legislation that would benefit regular people, if it hurts a special interest. Look at Booker's pharmeceutical vote.