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Toyota

Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Are they listening? The Governor is #3

My conclusion is that reading the media comments and the pundits and the blogs, they don't have the crystal ball that magically bestows wisdom.
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As with much of what transpired on a local Middleboro scale, it's the voters, those every day recipients of much needed services who truly know what needs to be accomplished, but no one has listened to them.
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The "economic downturn," or whatever we call it today, is going to get much worse in the Bay State before it gets better.
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Casinos, racinos and slot parlors will not bail us out, so let's stop pretending and being dishonest about that one.
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It's time to seize the opportunity and give serious consideration to the quagmire of agencies, programs and vast cobwebs of government that have been created around us.
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Let's start with the tough stuff like education and human services.
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Government and bureaucracies need to be reshaped and reinvented and streamlined.
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Delay as you choose.
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It will happen of necessity, with or without you.
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It's time!

2 comments:

drew said...

I work in one of the human services fields and their are too many bosses.It could be better.Keep talking about it.

Time for change-you got that right.

Anonymous said...

too many chiefs and not enough indians in the town jobs already. What will happen when the real indians take over? too late for peace pipes.