KENDEWITT: What do you think of the idea of decentralization?

GEORGE WASHINGTON: I believe that decentralization can be a valuable tool for promoting efficiency and effective governance. By allowing local authorities to make decisions that are tailored to the specific needs and circumstances of their communities, decentralization can help to ensure that government policies are responsive and effective. At the same time, it is important to maintain a balance between decentralization and centralization, as too much decentralization can lead to confusion and inconsistency, while too much centralization can lead to a lack of flexibility and responsiveness. Overall, I believe that the appropriate level of decentralization will depend on the specific context and needs of a given situation.

I like that, it sounds wise. "Everything in moderation"