No, stop being reasonable and skeptical. She was obviously a right-wing, tea-partier who was trying to overthrow the US Government by attacking the president.
...about hackerspaces, is that there are always a few members who are the Elite, and are somehow allowed to break the rules. In this case it appears to be "Mark", who has managed to fill an entire bay with obsolete junk, depriving others of desirable and useful bench space.
The house passed three different CR's. Every one of them was a compromise. The senate and the admin outright rejected them all. So no, only one party refuses to negotiate.
As long as people keep paying their taxes, the federal government has plenty of income to service the debt, and even pay most entitlements. Default does not mean what you think it means.
Passing a yearly budget would prevent this from happening. But then of course they would have to admit that they aren't actually passing budgets anymore.
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If I run a hose into your bedroom at night while you are sleeping, and you choose to breathe the carbon monoxide I'm pumping through it, that of course is your choice. Not my fault at all.
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It's funny that when the shooter turns out to not be a right-wing, anti-government, tea-partier, we never do find out what their true motivations are.
Don't be silly. The People's Republic of China is a Communist movement. Their intentions are good, and that's the only thing that really matters.
What if it's a federally employed security guard shooting an unarmed woman in front of her child? Is that a terrorist?
No, stop being reasonable and skeptical. She was obviously a right-wing, tea-partier who was trying to overthrow the US Government by attacking the president.
...about hackerspaces, is that there are always a few members who are the Elite, and are somehow allowed to break the rules. In this case it appears to be "Mark", who has managed to fill an entire bay with obsolete junk, depriving others of desirable and useful bench space.
At least until the fire reached the highly combustible contents of the fuel tank...oh.
Makes sense. Who would patronize a private education system when the government option is so much better? Answer: wealthy people and politicians.
Optional doesn't mean what you think it means.
If it's so good, dispense with the totalitarianism, and make it optional. If it's that good, people will choose to use it.
I don't think you can impose a NHS on a people that also have a 2nd Amendment.
The house passed three different CR's. Every one of them was a compromise. The senate and the admin outright rejected them all. So no, only one party refuses to negotiate.
Very true. But tax revenue is plenty to pay the debt service. When you can't pay the debt service, that is when you default.
As long as people keep paying their taxes, the federal government has plenty of income to service the debt, and even pay most entitlements. Default does not mean what you think it means.
No, I'm pretty sure I wont.
Passing a yearly budget would prevent this from happening. But then of course they would have to admit that they aren't actually passing budgets anymore.
...I don't feel any different at all.
That's a good question. Many ACA supporters have been claiming costs are already coming down. The President included.
...per month.
I am currently paying $200 out of pocket for a pretty decent individual plan. I am self-employed, 35 and healthy.
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The whole purpose of the AFFORDABLE Care Act, was to "bend the cost curve downward". Did it work?
My rates are predicted to triple on January 1st. Why is that? When has that happened before?
If I run a hose into your bedroom at night while you are sleeping, and you choose to breathe the carbon monoxide I'm pumping through it, that of course is your choice. Not my fault at all.
On another note, do you actually think you are going to be able to access that site in 30 minutes?