I do not advocate the elimination of regional considerations, but it has become apparent that without centralized executive action the management of this great business, like the management of any other great business, will flounder in incapacity and languish under a division of council.
Coolidge argues for centralized executive action to effectively manage large businesses, including government operations.
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