Landis Vinchattle An aggregation.

This thought came to me the other day at work and I thought it worthy of sharing. It’s not thoroughly fleshed out, but I think the core idea stands on its own.

There is a problem in this country of looking too much at what the majority wants. If 33% of the population does not want something, that’s 110 million people. We need to be more product-oriented. Don’t legislate things that a significant minority doesn’t want, leave that to states or localities to determine if there is a staggeringly significant majority of their local constituents that desire it, or simply don’t legislate it at all. Make it a product, in that those who do want it can pursue it on their own or with a group of like-minded individuals. One of the most forgotten amendments is state’s rights.

Our current administration would burn it rather than give it to you. Twelve cents of every dollar in “stimulus” will do absolutely nothing to stimulate economic growth. Would you find a $5000 stimulus check, ~850% of last year’s $600 checks, worthwhile? Well, that’s probably not going to happen. But at least you can be happy in knowing nothing has changed in the Democratic party – spend, spend, spend, and let future generations deal with the bill.
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