Nosmo King
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Anyone who want less environmental regs should go to China for a while. Or even Mexico.
Or shake the hand of someone from Times Beach, MO., or Love Canal, New York.
God bless America!
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Anyone who want less environmental regs should go to China for a while. Or even Mexico.
The cops you want off the beat will ensure more workplace accidents and fatalities, more unchecked pollution of our air, water and soil. The cops you want off the beat will make it safe for companies to produce shoddy, unsafe and even toxic consumer goods.Where do they figure the government is too large specifically? Too many consumer protections? Too many environmental protections? Too many financial protections? Too much worker safety protections?
I wonder which cops they want taken off the beat? I wonder if they fully understand the consequences?
Too many consumer protections? Yes, there are. Do you really need a sticker on every liquor bottle telling you that pregnant women shouldn't drink liquor? Did you know liquor companies hire people specifically to examine every bottle to make sure the sticker is there because it is a $5000 fine if it isn't.
Too many environmental regs? Why yes there are. Remember the move to classify as "wetlands" every drainage ditch in the country?
Too many financial protections? Ever hear of Sarbanes Oxley, which has made going public too onerous for many small companies and driven IPOs abroad?
Worker safety? Yes there are too many instances of meddling.
But what about the Dept of Education? Dept of Agriculture? Really want to continue farm subsidies that mostly go to wealthy people who have never held a hoe in their hands? National Endowment for the Arts, picking and choosing what art we should see?
Really, there is no shortage of things to cut.
Oh, and cops are a local matter, not Federal, in case you missed that one.
You want to take regulators out of the SEC. Look what happened after Phil "bunch of whiners" Gramm (R) Texas gutted Glass Steagal! The shock waves after our derivatives market crashed echoed around the globe!
You want to eliminate the Department of Agriculture? Fine! Soil erosion, unstable market prices and food shortages are the crops you will reap.
You want people to be exposed to less art? Why? So we can develop the next generation of mouth breathing hillbillies?
Sure! Smaller government! Take the regulators off the case! Just remember to dig a root cellar, build a device to purify urine into drinking water, put your cash under the mattress and brace yourself for the inevitable correction of yet another Conservative experiment in the degradation of America.
Could we use the obverse of your disdainful retort and say: Yeah, right. If we add one bureaucrat the whole country will go to hell in a hand basket.?The cops you want off the beat will ensure more workplace accidents and fatalities, more unchecked pollution of our air, water and soil. The cops you want off the beat will make it safe for companies to produce shoddy, unsafe and even toxic consumer goods.Too many consumer protections? Yes, there are. Do you really need a sticker on every liquor bottle telling you that pregnant women shouldn't drink liquor? Did you know liquor companies hire people specifically to examine every bottle to make sure the sticker is there because it is a $5000 fine if it isn't.
Too many environmental regs? Why yes there are. Remember the move to classify as "wetlands" every drainage ditch in the country?
Too many financial protections? Ever hear of Sarbanes Oxley, which has made going public too onerous for many small companies and driven IPOs abroad?
Worker safety? Yes there are too many instances of meddling.
But what about the Dept of Education? Dept of Agriculture? Really want to continue farm subsidies that mostly go to wealthy people who have never held a hoe in their hands? National Endowment for the Arts, picking and choosing what art we should see?
Really, there is no shortage of things to cut.
Oh, and cops are a local matter, not Federal, in case you missed that one.
You want to take regulators out of the SEC. Look what happened after Phil "bunch of whiners" Gramm (R) Texas gutted Glass Steagal! The shock waves after our derivatives market crashed echoed around the globe!
You want to eliminate the Department of Agriculture? Fine! Soil erosion, unstable market prices and food shortages are the crops you will reap.
You want people to be exposed to less art? Why? So we can develop the next generation of mouth breathing hillbillies?
Sure! Smaller government! Take the regulators off the case! Just remember to dig a root cellar, build a device to purify urine into drinking water, put your cash under the mattress and brace yourself for the inevitable correction of yet another Conservative experiment in the degradation of America.
Yeah, right. If we cut one bureaucrat the whole country will go to hell in a handbasket.
Not hearing much about this. Ok, abortion comes in #5, but gay marriage? Seems taxes and deficit are key issues. Wonder about those independents?
Really? Most people? You sound like the addict Limbaugh! Today he said it's false to conclude "most people" are tired of the gridlock in Washington. The addict said "most people" are in favor of the gridlock because "most people" are opposed to the president's health care proposal.Congrats Dr. Paul! The fact Dr. Paul won the CPAC Straw Poll really does say a lot about what direction most people want the Republican Party to take. Lets hope the GOP starts listening to the man more. Make 2010 count people!
Palin is a nice woman but she's just not in Dr. Paul's league.
Gotta love that only 1% favor reducing healthcare costs
Should that really surprise you when a majority dont think it's the problem Democrats pretend it is? And they sure as heck dont think government should fix it.
What a surprise! I am stunned. Stunned i tell you!
It shows what everyone already suspected. All that talk of wanting to get healthcare "right" was just talk in an attempt to keep any healthcare reform from passing
Where do they figure the government is too large specifically? Too many consumer protections? Too many environmental protections? Too many financial protections? Too much worker safety protections?
I wonder which cops they want taken off the beat? I wonder if they fully understand the consequences?
Too many consumer protections? Yes, there are. Do you really need a sticker on every liquor bottle telling you that pregnant women shouldn't drink liquor? Did you know liquor companies hire people specifically to examine every bottle to make sure the sticker is there because it is a $5000 fine if it isn't.
Too many environmental regs? Why yes there are. Remember the move to classify as "wetlands" every drainage ditch in the country?
Too many financial protections? Ever hear of Sarbanes Oxley, which has made going public too onerous for many small companies and driven IPOs abroad?
Worker safety? Yes there are too many instances of meddling.
But what about the Dept of Education? Dept of Agriculture? Really want to continue farm subsidies that mostly go to wealthy people who have never held a hoe in their hands? National Endowment for the Arts, picking and choosing what art we should see?
Really, there is no shortage of things to cut.
Oh, and cops are a local matter, not Federal, in case you missed that one.
I'm really surprised "Doing away with" abortion came in significantly higher than restoring honesty to government and reforming social security, among other things. Then look at where the "War on Terror" scored. And yet a non-interventionist Libertarian potential candidate won the Presidential straw poll? Based on how some of these issues scored it makes no sense.
I wonder what was important to people who voted "Other"?
These numbers certainly do not reflect a Ron Paul victory.
I find it interesting they also have The War on Terrorism and Iraq as two different ones.
Something doesn't smell right about this.
I smell a bone being tossed to the tea partiers in the form of votes for Paul, but nothing about the C-PAC organization or its membership is changed. It's still a neocon hotbed. Which is about the opposite of what the Libertarian minded conservatives stand for. Should be an interesting year, who will throw whom under the bus first?
Gotta love that only 1% favor reducing healthcare costs
Should that really surprise you when a majority dont think it's the problem Democrats pretend it is? And they sure as heck dont think government should fix it.
What a surprise! I am stunned. Stunned i tell you!
They have the first 2 reversedNot hearing much about this. Ok, abortion comes in #5, but gay marriage? Seems taxes and deficit are key issues. Wonder about those independents?
Scrap this debacle and start over. I think that's where most of America stands on this Democrat debacle. Forcing it through with a Nuclear Option is not what America wants. The Democrats are just being hyper-partisan and stubborn at this point. They should just listen to the people and scrap their debacle. I guess we'll see where it all ends up though.
The Democrats should just scrap their debacle. Most of America has already spoken on this. Ramming it through with the Nuclear Option is not what America wants. Time for the Dems to stop being hyper-partisan and stubborn. Just get back to the drawing board.
I saw the pamphlet Boehner loves to hold up as an alternative to real health care reform. It was as thick as the Big Book of Jewish Sports Legends.The Republicans have offered many ideas. They have been locked out of meetings and told to shut up though. They really do have some good ideas but this current Democrat debacle will have to be scrapped first to achieve some common sense success on Health Care. The Nuclear Option is not the answer. America doesn't want that.