Which is SO MUCH different from our current model of letting the federal government pick winning and losing industries!
All within ten years......It will be great fun watching how all the other Dem presidential candidates handle this one. It will be even more fun watching all our board lefties keeping their "lie meters" updated.
I meant you. They are liberal nuts, but they aren't a smidge different from Trumpers and current Republican office holders. Maybe we can get Mexico to pay for the Green Deal?
What is the defense sector these days? Yes, yes, I know we need a strong national defense, but it has grown into a massive industry of unparalleled proportions. That’s tax revenue redistributed to pay for salaries, contract jobs, appropriations for food and housing, medical insurance, research and development, and manufacturing on a very large scale.
I’d like to see large scale high speed train travel implemented, expanded subway commuter lines built in suburban areas to cut down on air travel.
If that screen shot hasn’t been altered, it was a massive mistake to include the word unwilling. I don’t think that is the approach, even far left democrats are taking.Economic security for the lazy.
The conflict within me rises. I see that as a very good thing, and agree it’s how business should be done. So it’s hard for me to say I hope that changes.
How? I called the liberals nuts. Glad to see you NOT overusing the NARRATOR device.
The farting cows thing sounds funny, but it’s actually an issue. And there is only an equality of pay illusion.
Let's try getting the government out of business/the economy. Wouldn't that be fun??
I assumed you meant equality of pay regardless of gender. It’s no where near equal yet, but it’s getting there for sure.
This is where conservatives can win me over (if they were fiscally responsible), because I do think market forces are stronger than anything. The key would be information getting to people. Information on environmental contaminants, public dangers, corporate crimes etc....
Information on (for example) how organic produce is better for your health, what products cause cancer, what companies are environmentally friendly, and how choosing these products or services because they might be cheaper can cause more problems and costs for Americans.
