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Comment Re:Got enough for bootstrapping (Score 1) 78

I don't see them being able to keep up with changes to roads over time. Construction zones, etc. They must be getting a lot of cooperation from the cities they are in right now. Then snow and ice is a whole different beast. For example it becomes more important to align your tire with already existing ruts and may not be safe to stay in your lane. There are snowplows leaving frozen white piles everywhere.

Comment Scoff (Score 3, Interesting) 64

Speaking about job markets, what is America going to look like when 750,000 people who have started families and have always had a steady job are suddenly on the street and without healthcare? When I said that Trump wanted to turn the population of the US into desperate servants people scoffed. But here it comes. Oh and have things gotten cheaper yet?

Comment Re:American Healthcare: Profit first, care last. (Score 1) 216

That is a political statement not a study. There is no data. The reader is expected to just believe it is true rather than interpreting the data for themselves? For one thing there report focuses on seniors rather than the whole population. It also doesn't seem up contrast between a senior owing $20 for meds when they go bankrupt (thus a minor reason for the bankruptcy) and a senior who owes $200k for medical expenses.

Comment Re:American Healthcare: Profit first, care last. (Score 1) 216

The Fraser Institute produces influential research and is respected in certain academic and policy circles, especially among free-market advocates. However, its ideological stance means that its work should be read critically and ideally compared with findings from other think tanks across the political spectrum.

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