Quote by Gavin Newsom

We've got to simplify, pull back all these layers of supposed complexity , and get down to the essentials. If we want people to engage with government, we should use the same tools that are getting them engages with companies and institutions in private life. If we want people to care about political issues, we should give them a way to understand and get involved in them.

We've got to simplify, pull back all these layers of suppose

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of simplifying and streamlining the way people interact with government. It emphasizes the need to remove unnecessary complexities and make government more accessible and engaging to citizens. It suggests using the same tools and methods employed by companies and institutions in the private sector to effectively engage people in political issues. By providing a straightforward and understandable way for individuals to understand and participate in government matters, it encourages people to care more about politics and become active participants in shaping their society.

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Inspirational Innovation Political

By Gavin Newsom

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