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If you had the resources to be successful at it, and it all depended on your actual knowledge and execution, what social issue do you think you could realistically fix and how?
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Like if you had a team of experts, donors with deep pockets, social exposure etc. could you realistically solve hunger, homelessness, corruption, etc.
Keep in mind that you would still have the opposing side tyring to discredit and out spend you. So for example if you wanted to get rid of something like Citizens United, you'd still have groups lobbying to make you fail. so how would you win where many have failed?
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