The principal part in making administration pure, business-like, and efficient must always, under any conceivable system of government, be taken by the executive.
Woodrow Wilson: “The principal part in making administration pure, business-like, and efficient must always, under any conceivable system…”
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Wilson asserts that the executive branch must play a central role in ensuring efficient government administration.
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