Yeah, the lack of high-quality, public databases for certain issues is unfortunate. A couple years ago I sat in on a talk by a guy in D.C. who had led a small

Yeah, the lack of high-quality, public databases for certain issues is unfortunate. A couple years ago I sat in on a talk by a guy in D.C. who had led a small beltway coalition for over a decade to get data processes standardized across the largest departments within the federal government. Things they achieved, that made one think the U.S. was simply moving from being stuck in the 70's to being stuck in the 80's ,were quite clearly exciting wins for him.