ok, so now it's time for Plan B -- if we can survive eight years of George W. Bush, we can survive a Trump presidency. maybe he'll surprise us and go back to some of his former values; at least we can hope.
and it will be a lesson about the results of people casting protest votes [i.e., voting for a 3rd party candidate, even though you know they can never win] instead of simply abstaining from the vote because you couldn't choose between the two people who could possibly win. (or they could do some more research and make a meaningful choice.) i understand protest votes; i voted for Ross Perot back in '92. oh well.
next time people will simply choose the lesser of two evils.
once upon a time, Trump was for a single-payer healthcare system -- probably the most effective method of containing rising healthcare costs -- but it would mean taking massive profits away from fat insurance companies (who sell both health insurance to individuals and malpractice insurance to doctors). single-payer would be nice (and malpractice reform, while we're at it), but i'm not holding my breath.
and it will be a lesson about the results of people casting protest votes [i.e., voting for a 3rd party candidate, even though you know they can never win] instead of simply abstaining from the vote because you couldn't choose between the two people who could possibly win. (or they could do some more research and make a meaningful choice.) i understand protest votes; i voted for Ross Perot back in '92. oh well.
next time people will simply choose the lesser of two evils.
once upon a time, Trump was for a single-payer healthcare system -- probably the most effective method of containing rising healthcare costs -- but it would mean taking massive profits away from fat insurance companies (who sell both health insurance to individuals and malpractice insurance to doctors). single-payer would be nice (and malpractice reform, while we're at it), but i'm not holding my breath.
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