/johnny
While I appreciate your input, my focus is on the immigration issue right now. My feel on Obamacare is that I think the Supremes will rule in favour of the states next year on the one big issue. Further, I think the congress needs to slowly pick away at it bit by bit until the massive law really starts to unravel and there is no choice but to try and fix it and thus reduce the cost burden to the tax payer.
The other major issue for me that will not be solved for sometime is the debt and deficit of the federal government. I believe that this issue will not be solved with the “One” in the WH. The GOP fiscal conservatives always seems to lose this battle federally as their messaging just does not seem to resonate with a society that likes “free stuff”. The GOP has to overcome the message from the other side that has convinced people that reductions in the annual increased spending on programs are somehow considered cuts. Once that messaging is figured out, like Scott Walker did in Wisconsin, I think you might have a chance to reduce the debt. But, I don’t think you can pull it off right now without taking a major political hit.
As always I do enjoy reading your posts.
If there is no Obamacare, there is no need for the funds. I have concluded that the consensus is that the current case before the SCOTUS will render the law untenable and it will die
Until that decision is handed down, there is no reason to create unnecessary political turmoil.
These are my observations of the current reality