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Propose bill requiring members of Congress to wear logos of corporate donors when on House/Senate floor (NASCAR style).

Created by J.J. on January 26, 2012

We believe that the Obama administration should propose a bill for consideration in the Senate and House which requires all members of Congress to wear on their person the logos of all corporate donors to that individuals political campaigns. Logo size will be proportionate to donor contribution.

Similar to the uniforms worn by NASCAR drivers, this change in official House/Senate dress code will offer unprecedented transparency into government and force Congress members to be visually associated with the entities which financially contribute to their campaigns.

It is our belief that in making Congressmen dress like NASCAR drivers it will discourage them from passing favorable legislation for corporate donors, and provide the people with a meaningful visual disclosure of campaign finance

Government & Regulatory Reform
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