BuzzFeed reports on a loophole that is already accelerating the collapse of the campaign finance system.
"The fundraising part of the loophole has been in the news lately: Some donors to Romney's SuperPAC simply set up shell corporations and gave through the corporations, whose ownership is opaque. Their identities, so long as they don't inadvertently disclose them, will remain secret. But a SuperPAC supporting John Edwards, and playing a supporting role in his trial, has already experimented with using shell corporations on the other end of the equation: spending."
"The net result: To turn these committees into black boxes, which report to the Federal Election Committee the total amounts raised and spent, and nothing else."