On the recordJuly 14, 2015
hunger is essentially a political condition because we know what we need to do to solve it, but we, for whatever reason, don't muster the political will to do it.
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congress.govhunger is essentially a political condition because we know what we need to do to solve it, but we, for whatever reason, don't muster the political will to do it.
McGovern emphasizes the political nature of hunger and the need for action.
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