It definitely doesn't feel good. I'm genuinely trying to understand what a digital media landscape for the left looks like (pre-overturning CA). Transparency and disclosure, foremost, and on both sides of the arrangement. Per-video grants and not giant creator stipends that buy them out wholesale.
Part of it is letting people like Sarah just do her thing, right? Like, that's a good thing, not saying it isn't. Bottom line: there is a lot of distrust of money connected to PACs, and for good reason. Politicians, like it or not, are already responsible for how the attention economy operates
They've failed miserably to rein in the likes of Google, and modern digital media is a clusterfuck of sponsorship arrangements that's barely regulated to begin with. If progressive political funding groups want to earn the trust of media consumers, Chorus sure the fuck isn't how to go about it