So, federalism then? I’m not sure what needs to sink in here? Pushing power to the lowest levels of government has long been a guiding constitutional principle.https://twitter.com/brianstelter/status/1248774918952673281 …
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It’s a matter of preference on my end, and I fully admit it, but little editorial flourishes like “wow” and “let that sink in” are a little annoying. Like I’m being told how to react to something.
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This comment amuses me. Just because people confuse the two all the time, including this guy with zero followers who think he’s correcting me. https://twitter.com/sestermont/status/1249035061644705792?s=21 …https://twitter.com/SEstermont/status/1249035061644705792 …
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I’m all for that. Those levels are generally equipped with the supplies they need. That’s not the case across the US, so people are naturally looking to the feds
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The difference is that that is not done as an exercise in blame shifting.
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1) You know how well-managed professional multinationals handle multi-site and multi-function issues e.g. a significant customer quality escape? They put together a cross-functional team to coordinate the response and manage actions.
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2). What they absolutely don’t do is allow each site and/or each function to develop their own siloed responses and action plans.
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Except those NCOs and Junior officers then get support from the higher levels…
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Atleast in the Army, anything above level 2 trauma care, is a corps level asset...
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In the military there is a coherent policy and reasoning behind the actions taken and delegations made. In the administration there is no coherent policy or any reasoning for decision making. Chaos reigns. It is far from ideal.
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I love how they have their sargents fight with each other over buying supplies
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And hope the corporals brought enough food this time!
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