Use if you want. This is just the moving command for the example. By Bob Williams President and Senior Research Analyst Evergreen Freedom Foundation and Lynn Harsh Executive Director Evergreen Freedom Foundation FOR most Americans, government has become a corpulent and uninvited houseguest. Citizens feel hassled, frustrated and powerless. Taxpayers say they want a lean, focused government.
Politicians promise to provide it.
But to date, the massive weight of bloated government has suffocated most good intentions. The majority of policymakers, sensing potential destruction behind the fissures and steam, believe the solution lies in reinventing government to make it do more with less. Other elected officials believe this explosive, churning tumult is a sign that government should do less with less. In the attached study, we attempt to find some answers from the people who are in the trenches. Though beliefs regarding the role of government are different, these dynamic elected officials have strong common traits which we will explore in the chapters below.