The World Motivation
We talk about federalism as 50 cauldrons of democracy but think it is really 50 platforms in the nation and each state has a way to innovate and learn and best practice from each other.
“We talk about federalism as 50 cauldrons of democracy but think it is really 50 platforms in the nation and each state has a way to innovate and learn and best practice from each other.”
We talk about federalism as 50 cauldrons of democracy but think it is really 50 platforms in the nation and each state has a way to innovate and learn and best practice from each other.
We get attacked every day in North Dakota by China, Russia, North Korea, Iran. They've all got people that come to work every day to do cyberattacks at the U.S.
North Dakota heavily depends on CDL drivers, and as a rural state, it is critical that we be able to move products and get resources to where they are needed most.
After earning an M.B.A. from Stanford and working for a short time in Chicago at McKinsey & Co., I moved back home in 1983 and literally bet the farm to provide the seed capital for a startup, which we grew into a world-class company, Great Plains Software.
We need to reinstate the idea of federalism.
I think it is time for a radical federalism in this country, where people trust innovation coming from the local level and ramp that up.
Kerala has been one of the most vocal voices of federalism, and it will remain so.
Thank God for federalism.
Federalism should be a meeting point of all groups.