The Rant-Privileged Anonymity ?

Celebrity influence in political campaigns raises ethical questions about transparency and accountability. Disclosure of fees for appearances at political events can help level the playing field and discourage endorsements based on monetary incentives. It can also highlight potential conflicts of interest. While imposing disclosure requirements might deter celebrities from participating, the benefits of transparency and integrity in election processes outweigh potential downsides. Encouraging celebrity involvement in politics should not come at the cost of obscurity regarding financial motivations. Isn’t requiring celebrities to disclose their earnings for appearing at campaigns a step toward fostering a more transparent political environment? By doing so, don’t we not only protect the integrity of the electoral process but also empower voters to make informed decisions? Ultimately, isn’t a well-informed electorate crucial for the functioning of a healthy democracy, and transparency should be at the forefront of this endeavor? Shouldn't the Feral Election Commission investigate this type of activity?