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No Labels Unveils Reform Package to Increase Government Efficiency

No Labels Unveils Reform Package to Increase Government Efficiency
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No Labels, a coalition of Democrats and Republicans committed to "a new politics of problem solving," held an event on the Capitol Lawn in Washington on Thursday to unveil a 9 bill reform package called, "Make Government Work.' The group says the initiative will make government more efficient and effective while cutting wasteful spending.

The 9 Proposals:

Read more about Make Government Work here.

Seventy members of Congress from both chambers and both sides of the political aisle, referred to as "Problem Solvers," attended the event to show their commitment to get these proposals through the Legislative Branch and to President Barack Obama's desk for signature.

“There are so many common sense reforms we can enact that will save taxpayer money and reform the way we do business in Washington,” U.S. Representative Scott Peters (D-San Diego) said in a press release. “But none of these happen without the support from both sides of the aisle and both Chambers; that’s why this package of reforms is so significant and unique.”

What do you think? Are these common sense solutions to make government work better? What ideas do you think both sides can come together on to increase efficiency and effectiveness in government?

Shawn M Griffiths

Election Reform Editor for IVN.us since 2012. Studied history and philosophy at University of North Texas. Covers political and election reform efforts nationwide with deep expertise on the reform movement. Based in San Diego, CA.

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