Kristen Soltis Anderson: Fixing a broken system

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Politicians and pundits love to rail on the fact they feel Washington is broken and the system needs fixing. Entire campaigns have been built around the notion of becoming a change agent and being the one that transforms Washington.

While many have ideas for how to fix what many see as a flawed system, the challenge is always finding unique ways to implement those plans. This is the challenge Democratic National Committee spokesman Mo Elleithee is presenting his Georgetown University students with.

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