Originally posted by Surtur
So now the left is in favor of states rights?Does that apply to abortion too?
Liberals believe in massive federal government, practice what you preach.
I notice neither of you actually answered the question but resorted to strawmanning into entirely unrelated points.
Some on here would call that deflection.
Originally posted by BrolyBlack
Your deflection has been noted as you didn’t answer the question.
Not a deflection as that question has already been answered: California could use that money elsewhere and it's the Governor's job to secure as much money for the state as he can. If he can't oh well, but he should try.
Originally posted by jaden_2.0
Think it'd be cost prohibitive for the US to build railways to every country in Europe.
Jesus!
You don’t need a bachelor in English to know I was talking about the US lacks of train transportation to every states.
Maybe I read your post wrong, after all I am buzz at the moment.
Originally posted by BrolyBlack
Liberals believe in massive federal government, practice what you preach.
Democrats are for policies that help people. If those policies reduce the size of government, great. If those policies expand the size of government, that is fine too. Only Republicans are preoccupied with the size of government.
They are the perfect example of post-policy policy-making: they do not care if the tax laws are fair, only if your entire return can fit on one side of a postcard. It is why they were unable to come up with a replacement for the PPACA; because there is not a way to solve a problem as big as health care without government intervention.
Trump, himself said his presidency should not be evaluated by how many bills he advances, but by how many he eliminates, without respect to whether the bills he eliminates actually help people, so long as there are now fewer laws. They start with a position, and try to work backwards to justify it.
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Democrats are for policies that help people. If those policies reduce the size of government, great. If those policies expand the size of government, that is fine too. Only Republicans are preoccupied with the size of government.They are the perfect example of post-policy policy-making: they do not care if the tax laws are fair, only if your entire return can fit on one side of a postcard. It is why they were unable to come up with a replacement for the PPACA; because there is not a way to solve a problem as big as health care without government intervention.
Trump, himself said his presidency should not be evaluated by how many bills he advances, but by how many he eliminates, without respect to whether the bills he eliminates actually help people, so long as there are now fewer laws. They start with a position, and try to work backwards to justify it.
Lol wasn't there something recent with schools and they rejected a plan cuz it allowed disabled or bullied kids to get money for private schools?