Seems easy to me. You can issue shares in a joint-stock corporation, with the corp. being chartered to either use the raised funds to contribute to a political campaign on your preferred issue (if these were high enough to make it worthwhile) or return the money pro-rata to its shareholders if it fails to raise enough.
Seems easy to me. You can issue shares in a joint-stock corporation, with the corp. being chartered to either use the raised funds to contribute to a political campaign on your preferred issue (if these were high enough to make it worthwhile) or return the money pro-rata to its shareholders if it fails to raise enough.
Clearly, you and I have different definitions of “easy”.