BHO Doesn't do incrementalism

One of the President's problems is that he believes in large 'comprehensive' visions implemented top down from Washington. It doesn't seem that this ex-community organizer believes in incrementalism. Jeff Anderson gets to the point in the Weekly Standard regarding "comprehensive" healthcare reform:

This bizarre combination of claims is revelatory of the president’s outlook on politics. “Incremental gains” is a phrase foreign to his vocabulary, as is the notion of having Washington solve problems by getting out of the way and unleashing the initiative of individuals or communities. Rather, problems must be solved all at once, comprehensively, nationwide, from the top, by the federal government. This approach is largely divorced from practical considerations or, as Sebelius notes, from compromise. It is the approach of the theoretician, not the practitioner; of the academic, not the statesman; of one who prefers to decree or to gain acquiescence, rather than to negotiate or to persuade.