Government Management Quotes



The Presidnt Elect illustrated in this quote how informal he was. Many people saw that as being acccessible; others saw it as a sign of no organziation or sense of structure that is needed for any high level political job, much less the presidency.


Macleod was the first to use this phrase to describe an overly-protective government or a welfare state. The phrase first appeared in several Spectator articles in the 1960s.


He was referring to the Controversial regulations issued in the 2nd week of the Truimp Administration.. It was the first acttion by President Trump that involved managment and operation of something. It was very badly handled where the epople who had to impliment it in many cases didn't have the same interpretation as the White House. And then the White hosue reversed their interpretation of various aspects when they realized that there were some unanticipated consequences. Not all the government employees agreed with the policy and the usual coordination throughout the government and there was no oppoprtunty for the middle managers to lead their subordinates in implementing the policy. As Baker observed, Government is very different from business and Trump never had any business experience. In American history, there had only been one other President was a wealthy and successful businessman--Herbert Hoover--and he had his difficulties.