This article is local, recent, and relevant to our discussions. I found it very interesting.
The author makes the case that community-level organizations are dissociated from the partisanship of Washington, and thus are more effective. The examples he uses are isolated and not necessarily representative of the nation as a whole, but I think his call for "pragmatism" and "investments in small and medium-size companies" can be widely applied.
Do think job creation works best with partisanship, without partisanship, or somewhere in between? Does it function differently nationally than it does locally?
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