Joel Miller
Joel Miller
care fact hope system wrong
I hope that I'm wrong. I hope that I'm wrong in that this system will take care of those problems. But the fact is, we just don't know.
clear gets
clear up any misunderstanding before it gets to that point.
confident looking quickly trust
We are looking for assurances that if there is a problem, (data) will be quickly recovered. They're looking at it and saying, 'just trust me.' I'm not very confident in that answer.
community safest
We're going to be the safest community in Iowa.
department interested interview
When you're done, you get to interview with a department you're interested in. It's really awesome.
anyone
You just can't have anyone as the candidate. And when you have just anyone, you lose,
concern confidence shiny system
I think there is a statewide concern that we have a shiny new system that no one has any real confidence will work.
government jumping demand
Every day Big Government heaps demands and restrictions upon businesses that sink some enterprises, cause others to direct resources away from serving customers and instead toward jumping through hoops of lawyers and regulators, and prevent other operations from ever getting off the ground.
government people benefits
Markets help people pursue their happiness more efficiently and effectively. Because they are so effective, markets provide benefits right here and right now, even while government is busy batching the protection of happiness.
government focus should
Instead of doing more badly, government should focus on doing less well.
player reality government
Markets are nimble and efficient, gathering the collective but disbursed intelligence of the economy's players and communicating up-to-the-minute realities of prices, product availability, etc. Government is typically cumbersome, plodding, and slow.
quilts crazy law
Today, the law is a crazy quilt of provisions and clauses that very often have little to do with securing general happiness but instead are designed to secure the particular happiness of various advocacy groups, politicians and bureaucrats.
political favors reform
Political changes and reforms do not usually favor the general populace. They benefit those who are positioned to best organize and advocate for their policies.
war thinking witch-trials
With its brutal excesses and reliance on snitches and finks as informants, I don't think it's far off-kilter to describe the modern-day drug war as oddly similar to the Salem witch trials.