Alan Siegel - Politicians must be simple and clear about how their ideas will serve the national cau...

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Politicians must be simple and clear about how their ideas will serve the national cause. We can no longer use the complexity of today's problems as an excuse for inaction, rhyme or rhetoric that does not meet the challenges before us.

Alan Siegel

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Die Politiker müssen einfach und klar sein, wie ihre Ideen der nationalen Sache dienen. Wir können die Komplexität heutiger Probleme nicht länger als Entschuldigung für Untätigkeit, Reim oder Rhetorik verwenden, die den vor uns liegenden Herausforderungen nicht gewachsen ist.

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