It wasn't completely unreasonable, its foundation was Romney's plan. It's not like a centrist insurance law would've been impossible, but there was no reasonable hope of any centrist Republicans ever crossing the floor.
There was a mandate to fix health insurance. In 2008, nearly 98% of voters chose a candidate who promised some pretty sweeping reforms. And, there was a lot of opportunity to mix-n-match between their two strategies. But, seriously, the party opposing Obama wouldn't have given an inch.
They're not wild concerns.
Right now, the oil is being sold on a buyer's market, at a significantly lower price than we see in International Prices. The pipeline will be shipping that oil straight to where it can be refined and sold at international prices.
Obviously, there will be job created. And this will be a very good deal for those who own the oil. As a shareholder, I can assure you that I'd like to get a higher price at a greater demand.
The Greenies don't like it because it makes it easier to suck oil out of the ground, which gives the entrenched interests even more political sway. We're quickly running to the point where we have to stop expanding the amount of oil we're going to take out of the ground. There's a buffer being consumed, but it's being consumed by addicts
There was a mandate to fix health insurance. In 2008, nearly 98% of voters chose a candidate who promised some pretty sweeping reforms. And, there was a lot of opportunity to mix-n-match between their two strategies. But, seriously, the party opposing Obama wouldn't have given an inch.
Please expand your reservations about the populous in general.
They're not wild concerns.
Right now, the oil is being sold on a buyer's market, at a significantly lower price than we see in International Prices. The pipeline will be shipping that oil straight to where it can be refined and sold at international prices.
Obviously, there will be job created. And this will be a very good deal for those who own the oil. As a shareholder, I can assure you that I'd like to get a higher price at a greater demand.
The Greenies don't like it because it makes it easier to suck oil out of the ground, which gives the entrenched interests even more political sway. We're quickly running to the point where we have to stop expanding the amount of oil we're going to take out of the ground. There's a buffer being consumed, but it's being consumed by addicts
Both SS and Medicare need to be tweaked. SS, not so much, but Medicare is going to increasingly consume more than its budget. Right now, the gov't is just hiding that it's being subsidized, but that cannot exist in perpetuity. Like with oil, it's much harder to stop overconsumption once people are used to it.I'm curious. What do you mean by "The count-down on the American entitlement system"?