Ideal outcome in theory but let's be realistic here, change through voting takes years to propagate through a political system while corporate buildouts can take place within months.

First you have to vote out all the representatives that voted for the cameras. Then you have ensure the replacements vote to remove them. then you have to be prepared for potentially years of litigation and negative PR campaigns. And that's just on one issue. Many politicians will correctly decide that it's easier to take corporate cash and kiss more babies and get sent back to office anyway.

we need to stop relying on representative democracy. It worked somewhat OK during periods of technological stasis or relatively sedate change, but it's absolutely inadequate to teh challenges of the digital era. Sortition or electronic democracy are the only credible alternatives.

This is difficult when you have a single-winner FPTP system.

it seems that single issue voters are rare, and that political access is monopolized by the already powerful