Rolling Stone: Shumlin one of “12 Leaders Who Get Things Done”

Along with political figures like Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber, and Van Jones, Rolling Stone Magazine lists Governor Peter Shumlin at number 8 of its “dozen leaders [that] are demonstrating just how effective government can be.”

Rolling Stone notes Shumlin’s quick, effective, and surprisingly low-cost response to Tropical Storm Irene, as well as the Health Care reform process.

Here’s a snippet:

Admirers Say “He put a lot of political capital into a very ambitious undertaking that could become a model for the rest of the country,” says ex-governor Howard Dean.

Enemies Say His “single-payer system could very well be the biggest job-killer in Vermont’s history,” according to Darcie Johnston, head of the industry front group Vermonters for Health Care Freedom.

2 thoughts on “Rolling Stone: Shumlin one of “12 Leaders Who Get Things Done”

  1. when he really wants to get them done.  In that sense, I have to reservedly agree with Rolling Stone.

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