Hypothetically speaking how do we achieve this?

Institutions

>>2041068
Lobbying mostly.

>>2041068
Rule of law, including sage enforcement of antitrust law, and the devising of lobbying laws that actually work.

A lot of what he's aiming at, however, is built into the U.S. system of checks and balances as described in the Federalist Papers and provided for in the Constitution.

Unfortunately, the Constitutional system did not provide a rational set of checks and balances for the administrative state, which has grown immensely powerful

>>2041068

Decentralize power; the federal government has far too much.

>>2041068
It's amazing how much I agree with Milton Friedman in economic terms, because I pretty much disagree with his everything involving party politics.

Tax/regulate bad behavior with negative externalities. Subsidize/support good behavior with positive externalities. Although a big part of the problem is in today's political climate people just fight over what is good and what is bad, not who can get the job done best.

This seems to be a result of one group of voters being able to force another group of voters to be forced to "buy" the elected politician.

This problem would be lessened with some sort of proportional representation.

Fundamentally, it requires the average voter to have an adequate understanding of the political system, and what incentives would create the desired outcome.

You can see the problem.

>>2041068
People not being ideologues, but knowing how to get what they want. But people would have to know what they want instead of being indoctrinated and being told what they want.

>>2041068
Subsidize higher education and increase output of wonks.