Too Much Information Tip ...
There are two things you don't want to watch being made: hot dogs and laws.
Short, sweet, to the point ... tips, tools, and rules of thumb for innovators and entrepreneurs!
There are two things you don't want to watch being made: hot dogs and laws.
Sage advice for
Government,
Legal,
Production,
Research
The question is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works.
Sage advice for
Government
In Washington [DC], no matter how complex the issue, you have to boil it down to one page.
Sage advice for
Communications,
Executive Summary,
Government
Take a deduction in a year that you are in a higher bracket, rather than a year you're in lower bracket.
Sage advice for
Government,
Taxation
In democracies, lame duck leaders should steer clear of bold new initiatives and sharp turns of policy.
Sage advice for
Government
One police officer is needed for every 1,000 residents in a community.
Sage advice for
Government
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.
Sage advice for
Government
A joint venture between a Tribe and a nonIndian is viewed as a nonIndian entity and thus does not enjoy any of the favorable tax treatment reserved to Indian.
Sage advice for
Government,
Joint Venture,
Revenue,
Taxation
The government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases ... if it moves, tax it ... if it keeps moving, regulate it ... and if it stops moving, subsidize it.
Sage advice for
Economy,
Government
Every major public policy debate goes through three stages ...
1] "That'll never work!"
2] "It's too expensive!"
3] "I was for it all along!"
[Thanks for the input, Kyle Cherrick!]
Sage advice for
Government
I don't make jokes ... I just watch the government and report the facts!
Sage advice for
Government,
Humor
Working with the Washington bureaucracy is like pushing on one end of a forty-foot rope and trying to get the other end to do what you want.
Sage advice for
Environment,
Government