Will it hit after the election?Shhh, There's an election in 6 days, don't want to kick the sleeping gun toting, bible huggin dog as the Potus proclaimed.
Shhh, There's an election in 6 days, don't want to kick the sleeping gun toting, bible huggin dog as the Potus proclaimed.
The gun issue is not for elections. It's for raising money in between elections. It's been tried enough and the folks who go after guns end up getting beat back so hard they can only hold the few most blue areas of the country.
I envision leadership from both parties having coffee in the morning and discussing what they're gonna say, as well as where they were going to golf together in the afternoon. Each side heads to the podium to thunder for their side of the issue. Everyone gets all riled up and money starts flying in all directions and ends in the deep pockets of K street. Same happens with abortion and other values issues, yet miraculously, the ball never really moves.
Armed guard at every school.
Right there with you. I had a policy through my business for the family. That policy was cancelled new policy nearly doubled and went from a $0 deduct to $5700. Had to take my daughter to doctor yesterday and paid the full pop $197. NY already had relatively good insurance laws. We did not have pre existing conditions or lifetime limits. I am glad people can get cheap ins, just wish I didn't have to pay for mine and theirs. Just another form of wealth redistribution.Obamacare? My self insured Aetna policy was cancelled 1 year ago. I am 56, single, play 10 hours of tennis/week and backpack at 10,000 feet for 150 miles/summer. Forced to buy a policy that covers me for pregnancy, abortion, and prediatric dental for my miracle rectal baby. My deductible went up to $6,700, no free exam, but I am covered for drug/drinking therapy. Oh, and my premium went up from $260 to $420. Anyone who enjoys hunting/gun rights are nuts to vote for a dem.
That constitutes my voting strategy for the last few elections. R or D...it doesn't matter...being an elected representative was never supposed to be a career
It's all "fixed" anyway...
Right there with you. I had a policy through my business for the family. That policy was cancelled new policy nearly doubled and went from a $0 deduct to $5700. Had to take my daughter to doctor yesterday and paid the full pop $197. NY already had relatively good insurance laws. We did not have pre existing conditions or lifetime limits. I am glad people can get cheap ins, just wish I didn't have to pay for mine and theirs. Just another form of wealth redistribution.
I think R or D does matter. Both parties are corrupt. But only one party brought us Obamacare and continues to talk openly about taking from society's producers and giving to the leeches. Beating incumbents in primaries is what needs to happen. Yes it is difficult since each party's machine controls our choices but it can be done. Just ask my former congresswoman. She started out pretty good but after a few years she started to avoid directly answering the people's questions at her town hall meetings. She was replaced by someone was even more to the right.
How many people here have been to their congressman's local meetings? How many have ever met their rep? How any have ever called or written their rep? My guess is very few. Get engaged in the process and good things can happen. If you sit on your hands, it will only get worse.