“Credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena…”
–Theodore Roosevelt
An ongoing Creative Politics series
Dedicated to the ways the government, and campaigns, really could and should run more like a business, that which we still do best in the world, even as our leadership in other areas crumbles, by applying real business concepts and principles, not just hand-waving vagaries like greater accountability or efficiency, especially methods that 21st century businesses are actively using to revolutionize the economic world, e.g. iteration and productization…
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The great music composition teacher Nadia Boulanger was fond of saying that “the greatest creative freedom lies within boundaries.” When it comes to running government “more like a business,” we believe we’ve found the ideal place to start… Read More...
“Each time a man stands up to injustice…” The last great campaigner to bridge the great divide the way we hope to, leaving Donald Trump far, far in the rear view, ideally in the supermax where he belongs for his lifetime body of work…