Jack Oliver: Money Is Like Water

The video discusses the evolution and impact of Super PACs in U.S. politics, particularly after the McCain-Feingold Act. It highlights how Super PACs have changed political funding by allowing large, unregulated corporate contributions. The 2012 presidential election is used as a case study to illustrate the significant role of Super PACs in campaign financing, comparing the fundraising efforts of Obama and Romney. The video concludes by examining the accountability issues associated with Super PACs and their influence on federal elections.

Discuss the impact of Super PACs on the political landscape since their inception.

What implications does the existence of Super PACs have on accountability in campaign financing?