Governance that gives many parties a veto and none the duty to deliver completes fewer projects, more slowly, than governance that gives one party the power to act and judges it by results.

Evidence 1 passage

• groundsAbundance, Ezra Klein, Derek Thompson

  on the left it means reconsidering the decentralized legalistic model of governance that has guided progressive-led state expansion since the 1960s, reducing the veto power that activist groups exercise in the courts, and shifting the focus of policy design from ensuring that power is subject to progressive checks to ensuring that power can actually be exercised effectively.

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