Anyway, having read what you wrote about infrastructure, you still did not address the issue about the people themselves. What's your alternative for them?
Anyway, having read what you wrote about infrastructure, you still did not address the issue about the people themselves. What's your alternative for them?
I realize that you are some sort of hotshot on FR, but it's time you address the pending question instead of pretending to be on some sort of moral high horse.
Did you not read that statement, or did you deliberately misrepresent what you knew to be my view?
In answer to your question, my alternative for the people is that I hope they have strong family, friends, neighbors, churches, and that the people of this country come together and give to charities that will help the people who need it.
I do not believe in tax dollars for generators, food, water, shelter, unemployment benefits, insurance deductible payments, gift certificates to Home Depot, or any other cash equivalent to individuals who have the terrible misfortune of being victims of a natural disaster.
Again, you seem to be of the ilk who believe that so long as a majority of Americans desire the President to take a certain course of action, he may and in fact should do so.
That is a democracy, and I want no part of it.