A lexicon dedicated to apt reality based definitions of many American political terms

Clean Money-Clean Elections:

a particularly devious means for counter-revolutionary retrograde reformers to keep elections focused upon candidates raising money from contributors, rather than having society sensibly provide equal public access for all candidates to freely contribute ideas

a sure way for the corporate-state to cheaply purchase emerging political entities, ensuring that they will obediently collaborate in protecting and preserving the state, and never disobediently produce any real systemic change

a corrupt bureaucratic-minded scheme designed to preserve the problem, by creating a bureaucracy to manage money in elections, instead of removing money from elections

an alternative corrupting policy championed by the "progressive" conservatives who are opposed to getting all money out of elections

a "progressive" effort to organize the corruption of money in elections, so money can corrupt candidates more efficiently

a policy with Orwellian labeling advocated by those desiring some dirty money spread around in their campaigns

public funded elections:

the public financing the corporate party's (R) & (D) candidates in every election pre-determined by districting, so private money can focus upon massively funding the corporate party's candidates in any possibly contested elections

a dishonest advocacy intent upon maintaining a problem — money in elections — in opposition to the only honest solution, which would be no money in elections

tthe public giving money to candidates the public doesn't support, who believe that their having more money is the only answer for too much money in elections

a desperate means to keep money deciding, keep money deciding, keep money deciding

policy keeping money contributions more important than ideas contributed

the public providing the money to fund the corruption of candidates

reform:

paint over rot

a liberal means of preserving rot that should be removed

liberal measures taken to prevent a solution, with intent to protect and preserve the problem