Fuzz claiming the math is easy, when he flubbed his actual attempt to do the math a couple days ago, is quite comical.
Elections are run by elected officials. It's their prime job. Why do you keep putting the on citizens to figure out the system details vs. the officials creating & operating a good system? You sound like a Lib blaming the victims. No idea how many polls have 4 hour lines. I know a lot have them over an hour & that alone is absurd.No it isn't. Every precinct would be backed up if everyone went to vote at once. Plan ahead, again, how many precincts are backed up for hours all day?
Doesn't hurt one dam thing.Trump is obsessed with obama. That's the truth
True - or he'd die in office.Trump should be glad there is a two term limit.
But now people know how he & the Deep State have been screwing over the country.If obama could have ran trump would be begging to get his apprentice gig back
And Romney carried college graduates 51-47 over Obama despite his waxing on about college kids taking Humanities and whatnot that improved their world view.Fuzz claiming the math is easy, when he flubbed his actual attempt to do the math a couple days ago, is quite comical.
You get the lhl?I assume the Lexington Herald/ Daniel Cameron cartoon was discussed on this forum ? I've never seen a more racist ad in my life and it makes it way to print in a large state wide newspaper . Its sick , and should not be tolerated . I wont even name the pile of dog shit's name that drew it up ..
The math is not easy, that's part of the point you refuse to listen to.
It takes a PhD in economics to try to make a cogent case for this nonsense, and the Paul Kraugman's of the world are always proven drastically wrong by other economists if not in theory but in the end when the rubber actually meets the road.
Here I'll try to actually simplify the math things for you... you know those fat overweight people people were mocking in this thread, well we have 2-3 times the diabetes rates (or whatever, I'm not looking up statistics and how they are measured) of the western industrial nations you point to with some socialized healthcare. If we have 150 diabetes patiens for every 100 they have, then you have to take that into account.
Diabetes is expensive to manage and it leads to expensive complications and expensive diseases like stroke and coma etc. And most of the time it can be prevented by exercise and diet, so there is some personal responsibility there which a private insurance system takes account in the form of higher premiums where the socialized system doesn't.
It's not the same thing as public workers in education or police or whatever else because it doesn't make any sense whatsoever to bill a policemen to protect you when there's nothing you can do to guarantee your safety but there's a whole mess of things you can do to decrease, or increase, your likelihood of getting sick. And it's not that they in Europe are healthier because they have "free" access to care that they have to wait longer for and sit in longer lines.
And diabetes is just one, but major variable... There's a lot of variables to consider which you just simply have to ignore in your simple "well if they can do it, why can't we" argument. They do what they do not as well as what we do and not in response to the same problem we have, which is a more diverse population (more genetic variance is more variability of disease you have to treat) that gets way too many of their meals out of a drive through window.
You get the lhl?
He's not taking credit here. Just sayin it's a bigger event the getting OBL.
There is a bit of distinction that needs to be made.
There can be conditions set forth to obtain aid but those conditions cannot be based on helping an individual's campaign or digging dirt on a political rival. Just think about that for a moment...
If I set conditions based upon you helping me I also control when I think you've delivered the appropriate amount of help. You've incentivised and created a requirement for a desired result, not asked for an honest evaluation/investigation.
Elections are run by elected officials. It's their prime job. Why do you keep putting the on citizens to figure out the system details vs. the officials creating & operating a good system? You sound like a Lib blaming the victims. No idea how many polls have 4 hour lines. I know a lot have them over an hour & that alone is absurd.
No?Socialized medicine doesn’t fix those problems.
Bill, how many people have the ability to go to the polls at whatever time of day?Where are they over an hour long in wait time for the entire or even most of the day. I'm not making excuses, but damn people have some responsibility in voting.
Why are there lines? Is it due to shortage of voting stations, broken down equiptment, rush of voters at a certain time.?
Bill, how many people have the ability to go to the polls at whatever time of day?
Bill, how many people have the ability to go to the polls at whatever time of day?
Where are they over an hour long in wait time for the entire or even most of the day. I'm not making excuses, but damn people have some responsibility in voting.
Why are there lines? Is it due to shortage of voting stations, broken down equiptment, rush of voters at a certain time.?
Then I feel sorry for whomever follows trump because they are going to have their hands full of his f ups.
You do realize it is against the law for an employer to penalize an employee for going to vote during working hours.What in the world are you trying to say now?
Not everyone has time to vote?
And 10% or $50B of its outlays are lost to fraud or improper payments.No?
Isn’t Medicaid socialized medicine?
It could be a variety of issues: broken machines, not enough volunteers, not enough polling sites in a city (for instance, Phoenix used to have 200 polling sites about 10 years ago, but now have closer to 60), not enough early voting days, voter ID places tend to move a bit slower, etc. Now what is actually the cause of all of these problems is open to debate. Regardless, it needs to be fixed. I would love to say that I would stand in line for 3+ hours to vote, but I don't know if I actually would have the patience to do it.
Because I think only land owners should be allowed to vote is stupid?
Is it actually a problem though, or are the few places that actually have an issue get highlighted the most.
I just read a study from this year, 78-83% of voters were in and out, only a few exceptions of the other 20 % were longer than an hour.
All I'm saying is that in a country of 320 million going to vote, there's going to be some hiccups along the way.
Doesnt he work for a medicaid provider? All of the Medicaid providers here in KY are so far behind on payments. Bc who cares...nothing will happen to them. It's bad too considering Medicaid pays like 2 dollars a doctor visit. Hospitals are just eating the cost.It’s simple RQ, private business can go broke and out of business. Govt run agencies can’t, or the entire govt would be gone. That’s the problem, the govt isn’t efficient because it doesn’t have to be.
I promise you, the stats that govt run healthcare would be the same cost as private is a fantasy. The care would be less and the cost more.
Mainly not enough voting stations when the stations are machines vs. paper ballots. Only so many folks can vote at one time in those instances. Not having paper ballots is ignorant. They can be handed out like candy at Halloween & it takes 5 seconds for the reader to do its job.Where are they over an hour long in wait time for the entire or even most of the day. I'm not making excuses, but damn people have some responsibility in voting.
Why are there lines? Is it due to shortage of voting stations, broken down equiptment, rush of voters at a certain time.?
When I worked polls, longest lines of the day normally were when people lined up waiting for them to open.I have no idea, but a lot of people go before work. My point was this, if there is an actual shortage of voting stations in areas then that can be addressed. However, if the voting station numbers are similar how do you correct that?