As a Mayor, I get a little deep into the field of public policy sometimes. Some call me a policy wonk.
When I have my weekly coffee visit at the Senior Center, the ladies sometimes roll their eyes when I take off on my latest Public Policy issue. Making Public Policy is all about being objective and not emotional. Add to that the goal of serving the public's interests.
I mention all of this because I find President Trump to be very skilled at Public Policy. He has a steel eyed vision of objectivity and the public's interest.
The best example ever is his latest decree that Puerto Rico cannot have statehood unless the island apologizes for complaining about the President's hurricane relief program. Puerto Rico needs to admit that before the hurricane it was an island of shacks and shanties. After the hurricane its still shacks and shanties. Just what are the Governor and Mayor of San Juan are complaining about.
The President is making a sound policy decision by laying down a criteria for Puerto Rico statehood. When the island meets the criteria it can be a state:
Trump: No statehood for Puerto Rico with critics in officeTrump lobbed fresh broadsides at San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, a critic of his administration's response to hurricanes on the island last year, during a radio interview with Fox News' Geraldo Rivera that aired Monday.
When I have my weekly coffee visit at the Senior Center, the ladies sometimes roll their eyes when I take off on my latest Public Policy issue. Making Public Policy is all about being objective and not emotional. Add to that the goal of serving the public's interests.
I mention all of this because I find President Trump to be very skilled at Public Policy. He has a steel eyed vision of objectivity and the public's interest.
The best example ever is his latest decree that Puerto Rico cannot have statehood unless the island apologizes for complaining about the President's hurricane relief program. Puerto Rico needs to admit that before the hurricane it was an island of shacks and shanties. After the hurricane its still shacks and shanties. Just what are the Governor and Mayor of San Juan are complaining about.
The President is making a sound policy decision by laying down a criteria for Puerto Rico statehood. When the island meets the criteria it can be a state:
Trump: No statehood for Puerto Rico with critics in officeTrump lobbed fresh broadsides at San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, a critic of his administration's response to hurricanes on the island last year, during a radio interview with Fox News' Geraldo Rivera that aired Monday.
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