You wrote, “ If our federal government serves as our national Board of Directors, their most immediate tool to affect change is funding levels for headline initiatives.”
The federal government’s solution to everything is to throw more money at it. But as you also eluded, that strategy not only defies common sense, but often makes things worse.
“Simplifying, eliminating steps, and alleviating non-value-added constraints”…also not a strength of any government, to put it mildly.
You wrote, “ If our federal government serves as our national Board of Directors, their most immediate tool to affect change is funding levels for headline initiatives.”
The federal government’s solution to everything is to throw more money at it. But as you also eluded, that strategy not only defies common sense, but often makes things worse.
“Simplifying, eliminating steps, and alleviating non-value-added constraints”…also not a strength of any government, to put it mildly.
Agreed. I just haven’t yet figured out how to not have one!
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