No.

“A European intelligence agency distributed a hard-copy report in a manila envelope to some of the continent’s most senior national security officials...inside were details of the commercial and economic plans the US had been pursuing with Russia, including jointly mining rare earths in the Arctic.”

Gerrymandering makes it easier for elected officials to ignore voters in their districts, and focus on the more extreme and loud elements in their own base. The unwillingness of SCOTUS to do anything about this is something that needs to be changed, and only we can ensure that that actually happens.

Citizens United is a key element of this. It made dark money spending legal, and strengthened doubts voters had about their elected officials. Mitt Romney was wrong: corporations aren't people, PAC spending isn't "free speech" it's about buying a bigger sound system for the wealthy and privileged.