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Public Financing Would Mean Cheaper Elections Unless you ask the right question, you'll never get an answer that's worth a damn. Failure to use such common sense is on prominent display in the debate over the pros and cons of publicly financed elections. We're always asked whether the public should pay for election campaigns. Wrong question. The only relevant question is how the public should pay. Because we always will pay one way or the other. There's no way for us to skip out on the bill.

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Public Financing Would Mean Cheaper Elections

Unless you ask the right question, you'll never get an answer that's worth a damn.

Failure to use such common sense is on prominent display in the debate over the pros and cons of publicly financed elections. We're always asked whether the public should pay for election campaigns.

Wrong question.

The only relevant question is how the public should pay. Because we always will pay one way or the other. There's no way for us to skip out on the bill.