I really enjoyed this article and thought I would share with you all for discussion and to those that alo agree with it, a good read. Hopefully those that look at things from a different perspective will find this to be at least enlightening if nothing else.[FONT="]Millennials’ incentive to be responsible for themselves is decreasing, giving them more time to protest. Newsflash, kids: Things aren’t free. Things cost money. And “free” things provided to you by the government cost other people’s money. Donald Trump gets it — somewhat. He vows to repeal Obamacare’s most burdensome federal mandates that are jacking up the price of private health insurance. But he also plans to preserve the most politically popular provisions of the Orwellian-titled Affordable Care Act, including the so-called “slacker mandate.” It’s the requirement that employer-based health plans cover employees’ children until they turn 26 years old. That’s right: Twenty-freaking-six. Is it any wonder why we have a nation of dependent drool-stained crybabies on college campuses who are still bawling about the election results one week later?[/FONT]
[FONT="]Read more at: Obamacare Slacker Mandate Coddles Millennials, Harms Economy | National Review[/FONT]
I really enjoyed this article and thought I would share with you all for discussion and to those that alo agree with it, a good read. Hopefully those that look at things from a different perspective will find this to be at least enlightening if nothing else.
I really enjoyed this article and thought I would share with you all for discussion and to those that alo agree with it, a good read. Hopefully those that look at things from a different perspective will find this to be at least enlightening if nothing else.
That’s because most establishment Republicans in Washington, D.C., are resigned to keeping it. Once the feds hand out a sugary piece of cradle-to-grave entitlement candy, it’s almost impossible to snatch it back.
A bunch of uninteresting and ignorant crap.
I really enjoyed this article and thought I would share with you all for discussion and to those that alo agree with it, a good read. Hopefully those that look at things from a different perspective will find this to be at least enlightening if nothing else.
A bunch of uninteresting and ignorant crap.
I'm sorry you feel that way, the article gives perspective shared by more than a few on my side of the isle, that you dismiss out views outright is why the GOP dominated the election on the state, local and national levels.
Basically, yes. The generation of windmill tilters is complaining about other generations, and it is hilarious.
In a time when the economy is in the tank and starting your professional life is more difficult and expensive than ever before, I can see why it's popular.
No, why we lost is because the DNC selected one of the most unelectable candidates as their nominee. A candidate who was seen as a liar and a corporatetist while running against a somehow populist candidate. I don't see how so many Americans could believe that Trump is a populist, but hey, I never claimed America was full of geniuses.
I can't disagree, Hillary was a poor candidate and yet millions still voted for her. Go figure.
I think the youth has no idea about terrible times. Seriously, kids today walking around (nope, let me rephrase that) driving super nice new expensive cars around, talking on their $500 iphones, wearing designer clothes and jewelry. I mean, have you looked around lately? Children at the age of 10/12 are carrying designer purses that cost more than all the money I was ever given for back to school shopping. These kids have no idea what it is to actually have to struggle to make ends meet, to get a job, to buy a house etc.
Because we were frightened of having one of the most unfit men in history lead this nation. Guess we now get to see how the world will burn.
We had that for 8 years. The Republic has survived.
Irregardless of if you agree with the man, Obama has proven himself fit for the office.
Trump, was never, and will never, be fit for the office.
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