Well this is dangerous ..eh? I think the best way
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Posted On: 01/30/2016 1:30:08 PM
Well this is dangerous ..eh? I think the best way to debate an issue is to review associated history. Given so many policies put into force, there are some that stand out. Ones that have impacted US citizens the most.
-Social security circa 1935
-medicare/medicaid circa 1965
-Conscription(draft) ended 1973..oh, but there is a catch that is called selective service.. circa 1980
-Current Healthcare! circa 2010
All of that stills weighs on society and will continue to do such. I'm not going to bring up the central bank issue ... the dollar ... or federal taxes yet
. And I will not bring up the Carter Doctrine as well..yet
So how much disruption does this Country need? You are going to roll the dice with Trump. Clinton would be the same..and Sanders is a commie'(ha). Then enter the Senators. The best choice is someone that has governed politically as well as privately. Being... Bush, Kasich,Christie, Huckabee...and lastly O'Malley(D).
But look who is leading....?
Sorry.........just an opinion from an anarchist that believes in the social contract(Rousseau)
-Social security circa 1935
-medicare/medicaid circa 1965
-Conscription(draft) ended 1973..oh, but there is a catch that is called selective service.. circa 1980
-Current Healthcare! circa 2010
All of that stills weighs on society and will continue to do such. I'm not going to bring up the central bank issue ... the dollar ... or federal taxes yet
. And I will not bring up the Carter Doctrine as well..yet So how much disruption does this Country need? You are going to roll the dice with Trump. Clinton would be the same..and Sanders is a commie'(ha). Then enter the Senators. The best choice is someone that has governed politically as well as privately. Being... Bush, Kasich,Christie, Huckabee...and lastly O'Malley(D).
But look who is leading....?
Sorry.........just an opinion from an anarchist that believes in the social contract(Rousseau)
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