> The narrative republicans have around government inefficiency is either wrong or entirely self inflicted. if it's self inflicted, then it's not wrong. the fa

> The narrative republicans have around government inefficiency is either wrong or entirely self inflicted. if it's self inflicted, then it's not wrong. the fact that they can hamstring important services/bills for purely political reasons and still get away with it at the polls is a great example of how perverse incentives in government lead to mismanagement. if you want to persuade me that X government service will be run efficiently, you need to first convince me that a certain mainstream party will not be able to sabotage it.