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He's welcome here in San Jose. He has a surprisingly big following in the Bay Area.
Regarding how it would be accomplished, the only thing I can think of is unprecedented public pressure and a few big allies. The public alone can't do it, but if there's a big enough, loud enough movement to gain the backing of, say, Google (which is about to jump into the fight for Net Neutrality and national broadband with big guns), it could be done. I'm thinking a well-organized movement to dethrone campaign finance reform's biggest opponents, replacing them with people who are not politicians at all.
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