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How anyone wouldn’t want more of a global effort to combat global threats is perplexing.
We are no longer a group of small, solo countries that our founding fathers envisioned. We are a global economy and people united by technology. Borders do not mean the same thing they did in 1775.
We are no longer a group of small, solo countries that our founding fathers envisioned. We are a global economy and people united by technology. Borders do not mean the same thing they did in 1775.
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re: Why is everyone pissed at high gas prices, when Brandon said the plan was to eliminate gas
Posted by RFK on 10/23/26 at 2:41 am to Meauxjeaux
This sounded more clever in your head…
Medicare is the “Oxygen” that Keeps Rural Hospitals In Operation
Posted by RFK on 10/22/26 at 1:16 pm
I am always surprised when so many in Louisiana are against Medicare/medicaid (according to polls). They are a rural state with an aging poor population.
Rural hospitals derive between 1/3 and 2/3 of their revenue from Medicare. Reducing Medicare will gut these hospitals which means elderly and infirm will have to drive father, endure longer wait times, and overall see reduced care.
This also happens at a time when there is an increase in cancers in states with petrochemical economies.
While I don’t think doctors need to be paid more, the physician fee schedule is about to automatically reduce, which will have a domino effect on the overall quality of care.
Those with elderly loved ones (or those who will be elderly themselves within 20 years) should caution not to vote away their rights.
Rural hospitals derive between 1/3 and 2/3 of their revenue from Medicare. Reducing Medicare will gut these hospitals which means elderly and infirm will have to drive father, endure longer wait times, and overall see reduced care.
This also happens at a time when there is an increase in cancers in states with petrochemical economies.
While I don’t think doctors need to be paid more, the physician fee schedule is about to automatically reduce, which will have a domino effect on the overall quality of care.
Those with elderly loved ones (or those who will be elderly themselves within 20 years) should caution not to vote away their rights.
re: I wonder if all the LGBTQ+ people realize, once more Islamists are in power..
Posted by RFK on 10/18/26 at 1:00 pm to FooManChoo
quote::lol:
Supporting sinful cultures
Are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself?
The U.S. commits acts everyday that the world could rightly view as sinful.
Turning off USAID was one. The number of children affected by that political decision is shameful.
re: I wonder if all the LGBTQ+ people realize, once more Islamists are in power..
Posted by RFK on 10/18/26 at 2:37 am to SaintsReportExile
quote:Speak for yourself. Giving people basic dignity and respect isn’t politics, it’s just being a good neighbor. You can be a Republican or Democrat and do that.
The right just doesnt like you
You just sound like a bigot regardless of who you vote for.
France’s nuclear weapons are under the exclusive authority of the President and professional military command, with heavily guarded sites and no realistic pathway for street protests to disrupt launch control, custody, or operational integrity.
This is hyperbole.
This is hyperbole.
Immigration strengthens any country by expanding the labor force, driving entrepreneurship and innovation, and filling critical skill gaps that fuel economic growth.
This has been known since the time of Henry Ford.
This has been known since the time of Henry Ford.
So then many in public school are minorities.
That’s basically the US. It doesn’t mean the majority of French students are migrants.
That’s basically the US. It doesn’t mean the majority of French students are migrants.
Who Is Actually Involved in French Protests? French or Migrants?
Posted by RFK on 10/17/26 at 7:25 am
BBC News has been reporting on the French protests for months. I listen to the radio every morning and hear (obvious) French/Anglos providing interviews and the state of the protests. Their grievances seem to rest on lack of infrastructure for a decent grade school education (which I support).
However the video footage and photographs paint a visibly different picture. Most, if not all, of the protesters seem to be African migrants. I will also say I am surprised to see incessant throwing of rocks, etc., towards police.
This leads me to believe there are a large number of migrants (at least a much larger number than BBC reveals) which are in turn draining the “system.”
The media appears to be conflicted here. Has anyone actually been on the ground in France?
My high school used to take an annual trip to Aix-en-Provence (our sister city) where we would exchange ideas, etc. Not sure if we do that anymore.
However the video footage and photographs paint a visibly different picture. Most, if not all, of the protesters seem to be African migrants. I will also say I am surprised to see incessant throwing of rocks, etc., towards police.
This leads me to believe there are a large number of migrants (at least a much larger number than BBC reveals) which are in turn draining the “system.”
The media appears to be conflicted here. Has anyone actually been on the ground in France?
My high school used to take an annual trip to Aix-en-Provence (our sister city) where we would exchange ideas, etc. Not sure if we do that anymore.
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Internally, the government doubted that the U.S. could prevail in that particular guerilla war.
That’s a bit of an oversimplification. The “papers” generally showed that military advisors to Eisenhower, Kennedy, and LBJ all recommended much higher troop numbers than those presidents ultimately committed.
It wasn’t as much as the presidents lied, they just disagreed with their advisors (which is their right as political leaders).
So those who claim they “lied” are just upset the political process doesn’t allow complete transparency.
That’s a Moroccan flag…
That’s not actually her do you realize this
re: College Republicans of Boston U broke ranks and endorsed Action for Ohio
Posted by RFK on 10/14/26 at 10:40 am to GreatLakesTiger24
lol the facade is crumbling.
Good for these young men standing up for what they believe in. That takes real courage to do that.
“All that is needed for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing.”
Good for these young men standing up for what they believe in. That takes real courage to do that.
“All that is needed for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing.”
re: Official Nidal Hassan execution poll.
Posted by RFK on 10/14/26 at 10:33 am to Boodis Man
quote:It would be a perpetual recruiting tool.
Live streaming it is not going to intimidate muzzies , its going to be a recruiting tool for them. Private execution is the way to go
Our leaders didn’t exactly think this one through before tweeting policy out.
Nice to see young people passionate enough to stand up for something. That spirit is what this country was founded on if you think about it.
Communist playbook 101.
Call anyone you don’t agree with “a Russian bot”
Call anyone you don’t agree with “a Russian bot”
re: A Simple Fact - GOP Must Embrace Immigration to Sustain GDP & Economic Productivity
Posted by RFK on 10/12/26 at 8:02 am to cssamerican
quote:Federal welfare programs have grown under every president, regardless of party.
Population decline is only a problem because of government programs that depend on a growing population to fund them.
Don’t act like these are ever going away.
re: A Simple Fact - GOP Must Embrace Immigration to Sustain GDP & Economic Productivity
Posted by RFK on 10/11/26 at 12:48 pm to Tall Tiger
quote:Thats the thing, we now need to.
We shouldn't be destroying our civilization by importing the third world when we don't even need to
If the right cared about curbing immigration they should have had more children starting 15 years ago. First world prosperity brings a reluctance to reproduce. It’s the same in every modernized country.
Immigrants are prepared to 1) begin work immediately and 2) have multiple children to replace the work force.
It’s the plain reason whites are a minority in 2050. It’s not politics, it’s just math.
re: A Simple Fact - GOP Must Embrace Immigration to Sustain GDP & Economic Productivity
Posted by RFK on 10/11/26 at 12:12 pm to Tiger Vision
quote:You’ve missed the point - it’s too late for that. We’ve seen this coming for 20 years and birth rates never recovered.
Or you can fix the economy so its more affordable to have children. My wife and I had 2 kids because that's all we could afford. Otherwise we would have had 3 or 4.
The truth is women (from both parties) stopped having enough children, for whatever reason.
Thats why immigration is the only way to maintain our population over the next 2 generations.
A Simple Fact - GOP Must Embrace Immigration to Sustain GDP & Economic Productivity
Posted by RFK on 10/11/26 at 5:28 am
U.S. fertility has now settled well below replacement rates (current averages are 1.5–1.6 births per woman, below what is required to maintain population growth).
Deaths are expected to exceed births around 2030, after which net immigration becomes essentially the sole source of population growth.
The U.S. population is also about to begin aging markedly. In 10 years, the share of those 65 and older will be close to 20 percent of the overall population.
High, sustained immigration preserves a younger workforce and higher growth. Zero (or even low) immigration leads to slower expansion, earlier stagnation, or outright decline and heavier fiscal burdens.
Combine that with federal debt held by the public well above 150 percent of GDP by 2050 (based on current spending), and we are headed for tough times that may completely reshape America’s role on the global stage.
Say what you want about immigration, but it is the only way to maintain the quality of life we all enjoy.
Deaths are expected to exceed births around 2030, after which net immigration becomes essentially the sole source of population growth.
The U.S. population is also about to begin aging markedly. In 10 years, the share of those 65 and older will be close to 20 percent of the overall population.
High, sustained immigration preserves a younger workforce and higher growth. Zero (or even low) immigration leads to slower expansion, earlier stagnation, or outright decline and heavier fiscal burdens.
Combine that with federal debt held by the public well above 150 percent of GDP by 2050 (based on current spending), and we are headed for tough times that may completely reshape America’s role on the global stage.
Say what you want about immigration, but it is the only way to maintain the quality of life we all enjoy.
Show me where where the law would allow this. It doesn’t.
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