At the national level, it's usually the right that is obstructive in making government work better. Like letting Medicare negotiate drug prices so costs are con

At the national level, it's usually the right that is obstructive in making government work better. Like letting Medicare negotiate drug prices so costs are contained. Or defunding regulatory agencies that protect consumers so they can't do their job. I agree though that the left doesn't push for efficiency remotely enough. Procurement is a big mess.