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Who really controls US elections? (with Bradley Tusk)

Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg

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Accountability breeds reform when societal harm is at stake.

False claims intended to influence elections or promote harmful behaviors, especially among minors, trigger liability for companies. The societal harm stemming from such actions highlights the importance of accountability. Historical precedents, such as the tobacco litigation of the 1980s, demonstrate that when companies market dangerous products to vulnerable populations, they face significant legal repercussions. This accountability leads to reform and positive change, as evidenced by the substantial judgments against tobacco companies, which contributed to a decline in cigarette use.

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