The problem, in politics per se and life itself, is getting enough people to agree on certain things, to have something happen.
When those folks in the other Washington disagree, the question that needs to be asked is, "OK, what would you propose we do to solve this problem?" To be followed up with another question, if need be, and that is, "Why? Perhaps politely interjected at certain points, when the first question is being answered.
Of course, knowing Washington D.C. as we do, that's no guarantee that any consensus would be reached, and something be done.
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The problem, in politics per se and life itself, is getting enough people to agree on certain things, to have something happen.
When those folks in the other Washington disagree, the question that needs to be asked is, "OK, what would you propose we do to solve this problem?" To be followed up with another question, if need be, and that is, "Why? Perhaps politely interjected at certain points, when the first question is being answered.
Of course, knowing Washington D.C. as we do, that's no guarantee that any consensus would be reached, and something be done.
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