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Is it realistic to think that 7,314 individuals from different positions in society, living across the country, could really be united on public policy? Can they take this unity and use it to consistently get what they want?

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Consistency of public input into public policy issues is discussed.

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Without knowing the basis for the question I think the answer is fairly obvious as a yes. Despite differences in social status, job status, income, and living demographics, people can come together to create policy that is coherent and undeniable to government.

Examples of this could be the support or lack of support for political candidates or ...

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