We reached consensus. We found that making the right decisions is not necessarily a difficult process. All you need to do is throw strikes. Satchel Paige, when he was advising a young pitcher who was having a problem with his control trying to hit the corners simply looked at him and said, ``Just throw strikes. Home plate don't move.'' This rule is strikes, because home plate don't move. Will it change Washington and the way we do business? Yes. And appropriately so.
Rob Bishop: “We reached consensus. We found that making the right decisions is not necessarily a difficult process. All you need to…”
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