God, I hate Donald Trump. Freaking criminal wants to be elected. How can this be allowed? Do we just *want* to be corrupt? Do we want our politicians to be above the law? Do we really believe that pigs are more equal than other animals? Read your Orwell, people.
Good article by the AP and it addresses issues without stating feelings and provocative rhetoric. However, am I to assume that every other fact not addressed by the article as stated by both parties is true? I guess so, but I'd love for the article to confirm those facts too.
If Republicans want to be taken seriously by me, they'd stop talking about how they feel and start stating reliable facts and statistics without the need for spin. Same goes for the Democrats. These parties' propaganda machines disgust me.
“No amendment to the constitution is absolute.”
Rights are inherent, including your self defense rights. Governments can recognize and defend them or attack and infringe upon them — they cannot wish them away.
#2a#shallnotbeinfringed#JointAddress
The @GOP has discovered the desire for common ground now that they are out of the majority. Both parties are happy to work together when it’s the only way to get a seat at the table, but eager to impose their will on everyone once they hold the reins.
Americans are sick of it.
@RobertRWhite1 I do not tolerate inconsiderate people. If you want to protest, go do it where you won't inconvenience me or anyone else. This guy should've been fined $10,000 for every person on the flight as recompense.
@ChairmanWahl@ALGOP I love that @ALGOP is the party of free speech, equal rights, family value, and fair elections. It is the party of the free market as well: let's pass HB363 and restore competition and access to health care in Alabama by repealing CON laws. #alpolitics
InsideSources picked up the story of how Sereno Ridge Recovery was denied the ability to compete in Alabama because of the CON laws enacted decades ago to protect the entrenched providers.
COVID-19 Has States Rethinking Big Hospital Favoritism https://t.co/Fvpx2bSS0t
I fully support the passage of Alabama HB363 to repeal the CON law. That law limits competition and the free-market principles that this nation was founded upon. The federal law encouraging CON laws was repealed in the '80s. I believe it is time for Alabama to do the same.
"Reforming America’s Healthcare System Through Choice and Competition": https://t.co/5ZqiyHFZ21
Conclusion: repeal Alabama's Certificate of Need Laws to foster competition, lower consumer prices, improve access to healthcare, and increase the living wages for healthcare workers
In 2018 presidential report "Reforming America’s Healthcare System Through Choice and Competition", the US Treasury Dept., the US Dept. of Labor, and the US Dept. of Health and Humans Services jointly affirmed the US Dept. of Justice's recommendation to repeal state CON laws
When Alaska considered repealing its Certificate of Need Laws, the US Dept of Justice Antitrust Division and the FTC issued a joint statement supporting the repeal: https://t.co/yq55eY5HpM
The same logic DEMANDS repeal of Alabama's Certificate of Need Law.