Read a very sensible letter to editor in DH yesterday (forget the name,
sorry). It said something I so agree with. Whats this "100 days of
government" business? I was disappointed to see Yeddy even trying to
list 100-day achievements via newspaper ads. And then media asking for
opinions on 100-days. Can a meaningful as well as visible change be
caused by a state government in just over three months? Aren't we
impatient if we expect that? Doesn't this impatience put pressure on
elected folks to do the same short-sighted things that we later
complain about? Those 100-day ads just set me thinking, and I had to
post this thought after I saw the letter in DH.
The 100-days business
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