I definitely do not have as much of a voice as, say, Arthur Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times. And I never will. My most realistic option for making

I definitely do not have as much of a voice as, say, Arthur Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times. And I never will. My most realistic option for making my voice heard would be to contribute money to a person, campaign, corporation, whatever, that accepts money from other like-minded people and uses that money to advance our shared position. However, I would be quite hesitant to do that if I couldn't do it anonymously. Aside from the chilling effects of the Brandon Eich debacle, there is also the practical consideration that volunteering contact information in this day and age is an invitation to incessant harassment from entities that operate under loopholes in do-no-call legislation. I believe my voice is diminished by any political funding legislation that disallows anonymous donation.