What are the odds a trade deal with China is magically fixed sometime around the start of the new year? 90-100%?
By who and how? It's not like they're fake issues, over 40 million babies have been aborted since Roe v Wade so it's a legit topic.Social issues like abortion and gun control are used to divide us to keep our focus off of the important fiscal problem this country has.
So you are saying you will compromise on anything but abortion, sounds like a lot of pro choice people.By who and how? It's not like they're fake issues, over 40 million babies have been aborted since Roe v Wade so it's a legit topic.
Never said I would "compromise on anything", I was using that as an example since you stated it's too divisive to be part of fiscal compromise. Actually to the contrary, there are few things I'd compromise on... have no idea how you got I'd compromise on anything but abortion from my question.So you are saying you will compromise on anything but abortion, sounds like a lot of pro choice people.
Sorry I misread your post. I thought you were saying you were open to compromise, but I guess that will have to come from others.Never said I would "compromise on anything", I was using that as an example since you stated it's too divisive to be part of fiscal compromise. Actually to the contrary, there are few things I'd compromise on... have no idea how you got I'd compromise on anything but abortion from my question.
Sorry I wasn't able to respond until now, but I think RC covered quite a bit of it. Important topics like the budget and good spending policies should be implemented, but with Keynesian economics in play, and each party over time adding a superglued brick to the wall of poor planning it's hard for things to get done without another setback. I think for the short term, congress needs to take the economic health as a sign of what to prepare for. The crash is coming sooner or later, and if congress fights and is distracted by political difference after political difference on top of the current impeachment inquiry, time will run out and we will face a hard crash that'll hurt a lot of people. As mentioned, things like abortion are a shut off for congress, but I think giving that to the states would be better since religious ties in politics vary, such as in the south. Hot button topics like that which have a vast difference between each state should be decided by that state. If the people don't like them, it's easier to vote the representative a local level out than at a statewide one. That way congress doesn't get clogged in stalemates because one thing keeps it held up.I have a serious question for anyone but especially @Rain Cold @ForsythSnow @GaWx because they mentioned compromise and working together on numerous occasions.
I'm curious, what policies and/or issues do you think there should be compromise and what should each side give up to make a true bipartisan effort?
Not sure if yall have seen the breaking story that Sondland has now revised his testimony after "recalling" events after reading Morrison and Taylor's testimonies. Trump's loyalist are slowly jumping ship.
https://www.palmerreport.com/analys...s-impeachment-devastating-donald-trump/22679/
Not sure if yall have seen the breaking story that Sondland has now revised his testimony after "recalling" events after reading Morrison and Taylor's testimonies. Trump's loyalist are slowly jumping ship.
https://www.palmerreport.com/analys...s-impeachment-devastating-donald-trump/22679/
Sending Trump to prison. Now that is funny.
Unless a recount can find ~5000 votes, KY will have a Dem governor... that's a state Trump carried by 30 percentage points. Also the state houses in VA swung red to blue... I don't know many who were expecting those results
I wonder if the public is already tiring of impeachment talk. Gonna be a massive problem for Democrats unless they can dig up something far greater than the Quid Pro angle.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...oints-from-october-poll/ar-AAJWW1Z?li=BBnb7Kz