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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4134397" data-attributes="member: 58386">1. Social programs you know , the ones you call call &quot;free&quot; consumes less than 2% of the federal budget. Given that you&#039;re hollering about the needy and &nbsp; &nbsp; homeless would you support increased federal spending on programs designed to help them? And given that appropriations laws now requires that &nbsp; &nbsp; increased spending in one area requires&nbsp; a corresponding reduction in another area where do you propose that the cuts be made?2. Hospitals because of their charter and state and federal license cannot by law discriminate on the basis citizenship.3. Public education has it&#039;s origins deeply rooted in socialism. It&#039;s has problems but has it not performed better than the alternatives?4. Climate change is real and large scale feed lots crank out a lot of by products. The Green New Deal is simply a FRAMEWORK for new climate change&nbsp; &nbsp; legislation and the promotion of healthier diets. And by the way one of the drivers behind the conversion to cleaner fuels is to get ahead of climate&nbsp; &nbsp; change legislation which the industry freely admits is coming and therefore they are pricing in the additional costs ahead of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4134397, member: 58386"] 1. Social programs you know , the ones you call call "free" consumes less than 2% of the federal budget. Given that you're hollering about the needy and homeless would you support increased federal spending on programs designed to help them? And given that appropriations laws now requires that increased spending in one area requires a corresponding reduction in another area where do you propose that the cuts be made? 2. Hospitals because of their charter and state and federal license cannot by law discriminate on the basis citizenship. 3. Public education has it's origins deeply rooted in socialism. It's has problems but has it not performed better than the alternatives? 4. Climate change is real and large scale feed lots crank out a lot of by products. The Green New Deal is simply a FRAMEWORK for new climate change legislation and the promotion of healthier diets. And by the way one of the drivers behind the conversion to cleaner fuels is to get ahead of climate change legislation which the industry freely admits is coming and therefore they are pricing in the additional costs ahead of it. [/QUOTE]

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