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ParticipantOn the pharma subsidies, if the right-wing hadn’t been so opposed to anything connected to Obama, unwilling to negotiate for middle-ground, then the administration wouldn’t have had to go hat in hand to big pharma asking them what would it take to support the bill. Hence the giveaways, so Pharma would support health care reform.
Ironic, isn’t it? David Frum made this point. By taking a hard line, the GOP just isolated themselves further, and the outcome is worse for their supporters than if they had engaged in the outcome. Pretty foolish.
ParticipantOn the pharma subsidies, if the right-wing hadn’t been so opposed to anything connected to Obama, unwilling to negotiate for middle-ground, then the administration wouldn’t have had to go hat in hand to big pharma asking them what would it take to support the bill. Hence the giveaways, so Pharma would support health care reform.
Ironic, isn’t it? David Frum made this point. By taking a hard line, the GOP just isolated themselves further, and the outcome is worse for their supporters than if they had engaged in the outcome. Pretty foolish.
ParticipantOn the pharma subsidies, if the right-wing hadn’t been so opposed to anything connected to Obama, unwilling to negotiate for middle-ground, then the administration wouldn’t have had to go hat in hand to big pharma asking them what would it take to support the bill. Hence the giveaways, so Pharma would support health care reform.
Ironic, isn’t it? David Frum made this point. By taking a hard line, the GOP just isolated themselves further, and the outcome is worse for their supporters than if they had engaged in the outcome. Pretty foolish.
ParticipantOn the pharma subsidies, if the right-wing hadn’t been so opposed to anything connected to Obama, unwilling to negotiate for middle-ground, then the administration wouldn’t have had to go hat in hand to big pharma asking them what would it take to support the bill. Hence the giveaways, so Pharma would support health care reform.
Ironic, isn’t it? David Frum made this point. By taking a hard line, the GOP just isolated themselves further, and the outcome is worse for their supporters than if they had engaged in the outcome. Pretty foolish.
ParticipantWell, I think it’s more stable at the moment than at this time last year, but I completely agree we’re not out of the woods yet. This business/bubble cycle isn’t done. Not at bottom yet.
Just trying to be optimistic… 😉
ParticipantWell, I think it’s more stable at the moment than at this time last year, but I completely agree we’re not out of the woods yet. This business/bubble cycle isn’t done. Not at bottom yet.
Just trying to be optimistic… 😉
ParticipantWell, I think it’s more stable at the moment than at this time last year, but I completely agree we’re not out of the woods yet. This business/bubble cycle isn’t done. Not at bottom yet.
Just trying to be optimistic… 😉
ParticipantWell, I think it’s more stable at the moment than at this time last year, but I completely agree we’re not out of the woods yet. This business/bubble cycle isn’t done. Not at bottom yet.
Just trying to be optimistic… 😉
ParticipantWell, I think it’s more stable at the moment than at this time last year, but I completely agree we’re not out of the woods yet. This business/bubble cycle isn’t done. Not at bottom yet.
Just trying to be optimistic… 😉
ParticipantAn interesting conversation, nice thread. I honestly have no idea what the right answer was to the financial crisis. I’m grateful the economy seems to have stabilized. Deeply frustrated by the moral hazard aspects of the bailout.
ParticipantAn interesting conversation, nice thread. I honestly have no idea what the right answer was to the financial crisis. I’m grateful the economy seems to have stabilized. Deeply frustrated by the moral hazard aspects of the bailout.
ParticipantAn interesting conversation, nice thread. I honestly have no idea what the right answer was to the financial crisis. I’m grateful the economy seems to have stabilized. Deeply frustrated by the moral hazard aspects of the bailout.
ParticipantAn interesting conversation, nice thread. I honestly have no idea what the right answer was to the financial crisis. I’m grateful the economy seems to have stabilized. Deeply frustrated by the moral hazard aspects of the bailout.
ParticipantAn interesting conversation, nice thread. I honestly have no idea what the right answer was to the financial crisis. I’m grateful the economy seems to have stabilized. Deeply frustrated by the moral hazard aspects of the bailout.
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