I think fixing the broken process, because fundamentally having systemic problems with the institution, or i.e., broken process, is very difficult to yield anything but broken outcomes.
Jodey Arrington: “I think fixing the broken process, because fundamentally having systemic problems with the institution, or i.e., broken…”
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Arrington emphasizes the need to reform the dysfunctional budget process.
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