Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
Henry Wong wrote:
So, like I said, in a weird way, the GOP trusted the democratic process more than the DNC did...![]()
Henry
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Tim Holloway wrote:It will be interesting, in a train-over-the-cliff way to see if Trump repeals Obamacare...
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fred rosenberger wrote:
Tim Holloway wrote:It will be interesting, in a train-over-the-cliff way to see if Trump repeals Obamacare...
I never understand this statement, even from Trump himself.
How will he repeal it? As I understand the constitution, CONGRESS would have to repeal it. Yes, he gets to sign or veto it, but that's near the end of the process, not the beginning.
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Maneesh Godbole wrote:Well done selecting the right candidate.
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Bear Bibeault wrote:vote against their own best interests.
fred rosenberger wrote:I never understand this statement, even from Trump himself.
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Henry Wong wrote:
I predict the cement and concrete industry will boom over the next four years ...![]()
Henry
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We had that naïve idea in Britain after WWII before the introduction of the National Health Service in 1948. Very few people had insurance at all and medical care was beyond many of the populace. It was thought that there was a backlog of ill‑health and once that backlog was treated . . .Tim Holloway wrote:. . . making it affordable to get preventative maintenance and early treatment. Which, incidentally would cost more in the short run, since we've a lot of catching up to do. . . .
Tim Cooke wrote:My Wife's Aunt lives in Texas and she voted Trump because she really hates Clinton. I wonder how prevelant that 'logic' is throughout the population that voted Trump?
Campbell Ritchie wrote:What was the turnout for the election?
"Il y a peu de choses qui me soient impossibles..."
Tim Cooke wrote:My Wife's Aunt lives in Texas and she voted Trump because she really hates Clinton. I wonder how prevelant that 'logic' is throughout the population that voted Trump?
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Tim Holloway wrote:
Um, Maneesh, you do realize that one of Trump's main campaign planks was basically shutting down the offshoring of American work, don't you?![]()
Jan de Boer wrote:Stop with this nonsense calling people who do not agree with you stupid.
Jan de Boer wrote:Stop with this nonsense calling people who do not agree with you stupid.
Tim Driven Development | Test until the fear goes away
Tim Cooke wrote:
Jan de Boer wrote:Stop with this nonsense calling people who do not agree with you stupid.
I did nothing of the sort. I simply relayed an observation and posed the question of whether my observation was representative of a broader pattern. You are also quite right to pose the opposite question of how prevalent that pattern is throughout the Clinton voters.
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
Tim Holloway wrote:
Um, Maneesh, you do realize that one of Trump's main campaign planks was basically shutting down the offshoring of American work, don't you?![]()
Yup. Had heard/read about it. Dont think it will happen.
iPhones made in China. Dont see Apple changing it because Trump tells them to.
India is a HUGE market. 128 crore people. Ford, Chevorlet, Lee, Levis, Coke, Pepsi. Dont see them changing because Trump says so.
At the end of the day Money is king. Trump is a bu$ine$$man.
Ahmed Bin S wrote:
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
Tim Holloway wrote:
Um, Maneesh, you do realize that one of Trump's main campaign planks was basically shutting down the offshoring of American work, don't you?![]()
Yup. Had heard/read about it. Dont think it will happen.
iPhones made in China. Dont see Apple changing it because Trump tells them to.
India is a HUGE market. 128 crore people. Ford, Chevorlet, Lee, Levis, Coke, Pepsi. Dont see them changing because Trump says so.
At the end of the day Money is king. Trump is a bu$ine$$man.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-37787347
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
I don't see whats the point of posting a link which is about Indians who cannot vote in US anyway.
60% hardly counts as high; we used to get about 80% for general elections (I think) in the 1960s here. It has been lower recently; for a local election a couple of years ago we had something like 12% hereStevens Miller wrote:. . . [The turnout] has been much higher, exceeding 60% several times in the '50s and '60s.
Ahmed Bin S wrote:
By your logic, you should also not see the point of Tim's comment about Trump being against the offshoring of American work because those Indians affected by it are Indians who cannot vote in the US anyway,
Ahmed Bin S wrote:
And therefore, the sensible choice was, that Sanders should have been chosen as the nominee.
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:60% hardly counts as high; we used to get about 80% for general elections (I think) in the 1960s here. It has been lower recently; for a local election a couple of years ago we had something like 12% here
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But I think 50% counts as a low turnout.
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
Yup. Had heard/read about it. Dont think it will happen.
iPhones made in China. Dont see Apple changing it because Trump tells them to.
India is a HUGE market. 128 crore people. Ford, Chevorlet, Lee, Levis, Coke, Pepsi. Dont see them changing because Trump says so.
Experience keeps a dear School, but Fools will learn in no other.
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Benjamin Franklin - Postal official and Weather observer
Ahmed Bin S wrote:
Tim Cooke wrote:
Jan de Boer wrote:Stop with this nonsense calling people who do not agree with you stupid.
I did nothing of the sort. I simply relayed an observation and posed the question of whether my observation was representative of a broader pattern. You are also quite right to pose the opposite question of how prevalent that pattern is throughout the Clinton voters.
I didn't read it as Jan saying that to you! I think he was making a general point.
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