Yes but it's pretty clear that we've traded equal under the law(a basis of this country) for the utopian equality you mentioned, maybe that's a big root of our problems?
Is our political system obselete? And if so, what's the alternative?
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Yes but it's pretty clear that we've traded equal under the law(a basis of this country) for the utopian equality you mentioned, maybe that's a big root of our problems?
Thus disenfranchising the unemployed.
Could you explain this a little further, please?
Rubio strikes me the wrong way because it took him so long to admit the earth is more than 5,000 years old. I don't care for Cruz too much either, mainly on account of his combativeness. His eagerness to spar and waste energy on issues that I don't care anything about. He is a little game rooster. There is McCain, who wants to go to war all over the place. Perry - boy, he better avoid Paul in the debates. Jeb Bush? I don't know much about him.
Edit: The big fight for the nomination will be among this group. Now, Paul you can count out, because the GOP is not behind him.
Edit: The big fight for the nomination will be among this group. Now, Paul you can count out, because the GOP is not behind him.
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I'd hazard a guess and say that we've already seen something like him. Twice.
I just don't know. I know he was governor of Florida and that's about it. He will have big GOP money. I think the losers of the nomination should be colostomized. That way they will be busy tending to personal needs in the future.
He'll have the Bush family connections, too. They're not an insignificant family and it's no small coincidence that they've had posts as governors and presidents. Despite the disaster that was the first decade of the millennium, they still hold a lot of power and influence.
Some contend if you google "Jeb Bush scandals" you'll see why some think he's reluctant to run. Others contend it's because he's more interested in money than politics and that the common core/education issue would go against him.
Hmmm. He would be most likely to win, and he may not even be in the lineup. That sort of leaves us with the Keystone Cops. Except for the penniless Rand Paul.
Pennyless Paul, lol. Kinda like Broke Hillary. Yet another comparison.
In what way? People aren't "equal"; equal in skills, equal in intelligence, equal in ability, etc. Trying to institute "equality" by social engineering is asinine. People should all be treated as equals legally, but trying to create a society of "equals" is a waste of time, and rather than play to the strengths of some, it plays to the weakness of others.
Everyone gets a trophy.
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