Why was the problem so hard to solve

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Question: Toward the end of the twentieth century, the U.S. government wanted to save money by closing a small portion of its domestic military installations. While many people agreed that saving money was a desirable goal, people in areas potentially affected by a closing soon reacted negatively. Congress finally selected a panel whose task was to develop a list of installations to close, with the legislation specifying that Congress could not alter the list. Since the goal was to save money, why was this problem so hard to solve?

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