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rampantsoul

If you personally had 100 Billion USD to spend

Let’s imagine you’re unimaginably rich.
You’ve already taken care of everyone you love, set up vacation homes all over the world, and all the luxuries are covered.

Now you still have roughly $999.999 billion left.

You decide to invest it to make life in the United States genuinely better — not for yourself, but for ordinary people, families, and communities across the country.

Where would you put that money to have the biggest positive impact?
Would you focus on healthcare, migration, education, infrastructure, the environment, defense, housing, the economy, or something completely different?

Which choice do you think would have the greatest positive impact on your own life — and on the lives of the people around you (family, friends, neighbors) — assuming the cost to you as a taxpayer stays the same?

I’m genuinely curious what Americans feel their country needs most — if money weren’t the issue.

Posted Oct 6, 2025, 7:16 PM UTC

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