Friday, September 16, 2005
About Me
- Name: Douglas Tesner
- Location: Traverse City, Michigan, United States
I am an experienced newspaper, magazine and freelance photojournalist who currently resides in Traverse City, Michigan. I work fulltime for the Traverse City Record-Eagle Newspaper. Stated opinions expressed on my pages are strictly mine and do not represent my current, or my past employers views. All Photographs are © 2004-2005 Douglas Tesner/Traverse City Record-Eagle
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1 Comments:
Long live the Newtster!
He gave outstanding testimony to Congress about how Congress itself needed to reform its committee and especially, sub-committee structures, in the wake of 9-11.
They aren't partisan points he's making, so much as sound management points. Committees are organized so that the greatest possible number of Congresspeople have a chance to be in charge of all the "sexy" areas of goverment. The result is an impossible to satisify mish-mash of overlapping jurisdictions, and absurdities such as cabinet-level officers having to dance attendence at monthly meetings of as many as 22 different sub-committes, EVERY MONTH. You do the math (think about how many working days there are in a month)
I can't find the testimony just now, but here is an op-ed that summarized pretty well.
http://www.newt.org/index.php?src=news&prid=323&category=Opinion
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