The discussion about the stimulus bill reminds me a lot of work experiences designing standard operating procedures or in writing documents. Procedures/documents designed by a committee often seemed unwieldy at the end with no one satisfied with the outcome. This is much like the stimulus bill. In contrast, procedures /cocuments designed by someone with the right set of skills to understand the issues and also be willing to listen to criticism often seemed to make more sense and have a better balance. I think a critical difference is in a consistent vision of what needs to be accomplished. A better stimulus bill would have stayed with the original vision of a jobs creation vehicle without throwing in a lot of ideas from people who did not want the stimulus bill in the first place.
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