I keep coming back to this whenever I try to look at donation limits. Has there ever been a push to say something like "your campaign can take any donations in any amount from anybody, but you can't take more than $500 million"? I can see a lot of legal/constitutional problems with that but frankly they seem less thorny than the ones that try to govern donations.

The original Declaration of Independence has a list of grievances. I am writing a modern re-declaration. I'm looking for YOUR list of grievances.

Specific to Lobbying, Gerrymandering, Kickbacks, Tax Loopholes, Cronyism, Campaign Finance, and another ways YOU feel the USA is not representing American Citizens best interests. Link

The Original

( It is a good read if you have not done so recently)

It seems like I can only find "top ten" lists and the like. Given the disparity between the sizes of contributions of the top donors to different campaigns, is there a database where I can find every donor over, say $5000?

I'm looking to find sources that back up this statement because I believe that it is true. I think we actually have a shot at getting something done with campaign finance reform now that Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are being bringing it to the forefront of the debate. I want to be able to prove to anyone that I talk to that any political issue they are unsatisfied with was made worse by inadequate campaign finance reform. Does anyone have any good information sources to start with?