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No, nor will the next congress (likely Democratic or leaning that way) be prevented from passing laws that reinstate it at the legislative level.
by api 9y ago
No, nor will the next congress (likely Democratic or leaning that way) be prevented from passing laws that reinstate it at the legislative level.
- phkahler 9y agoSame thing with Obama Care and any other wide reaching law. If this happens enough just the lack of stability will make people and companies leave.
- checker 9y agoIs this one of those things that is just never going to work? It seems like our system can't execute on things that are all-or-nothing. We shoot for the all, water it down with compromise, and then we're surprised when things fail. This happens in many situations, such as public transit. Build half a subway line so that it goes to nowhere and it fails, thus getting ridiculed as a failure from the start. How are we supposed to accomplish anything big or complex in this system?
- Filligree 9y agoProbably your can't. Why are you doing that? You need to stop.
- mehrdadn 9y ago> No, nor will the next congress (likely Democratic or leaning that way) be prevented from passing laws that reinstate it at the legislative level. Merely leaning Democrat isn't enough when the president can veto legislation. (I'm also not so sure it will be leaning Democrat in the first place, but that's secondary.) Edit: To everyone downvoting: what did I say that was wrong...?