What I read this week...
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And thoughts on how Biden can turn around his presidency
On recent episodes of the pod, we’ve talked about some of the key turning points over the past 18 months of President Biden’s term. In short, it could be better. Subscribe for my weekly reading lists and other random thoughts From an organizational and governance perspective, let’s imagine the United States is a highly complex, multi-faceted company. In this analogy, the American voters would be its board of directors and they’d be dealing with some pretty bad quarterly results as of late. As any capitalist knows, when diagnosing the poor performance of a company (but I suspect there are…
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