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If things felt corrupt before, why not improve the processes? Why keep doing the same but with the companies the administration in turn likes the best?
by XzAeRosho 2y ago
If things felt corrupt before, why not improve the processes? Why keep doing the same but with the companies the administration in turn likes the best?
- gitfan86 2y agoRemoving the process is the improvement. This is what we voted for. Less processes not more and actual results. Ask ChatGPT to compare and contrast Kamala Harris's effectiveness as "broadband Tzar" as compared to SpaceX Starlink.
- sjsdaiuasgdia 2y agoLess process creates transparency gaps which become opportunities for more corruption.
- gitfan86 2y agoThere is a balance in process vs. efficiency. The idea that anyone removing any processes is only doing it to insert corruption isn't a valid argument against efficiency
- longtimelistnr 2y agoGot it, so frame the question using language hinting i'm looking for an anti Harris response.