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Why does it seem like liberals are always having to reform their pet programs? I mean we're told they're such a good idea, but then you have medicare reform, welfare reform, housing reform, education reform and on and on and on. Liberals, if your ideas are so good, why the perpetual reformations?
Why does it seem like liberals are always having to reform their pet programs? I mean we're told they're such a good idea, but then you have medicare reform, welfare reform, housing reform, education reform and on and on and on. Liberals, if your ideas are so good, why the perpetual reformations?
So you're saying that education is a liberal program?
Why does it seem like liberals are always having to reform their pet programs? I mean we're told they're such a good idea, but then you have medicare reform, welfare reform, housing reform, education reform and on and on and on. Liberals, if your ideas are so good, why the perpetual reformations?
Well, it is bound to be "interesting" to conservatives, who are still living in the caves and haven't really "reformed" anything in their lives. It is all about capacity, recognition and the desire to learn and improve. That is "reform".
Well, it is bound to be "interesting" to conservatives, who are still living in the caves and haven't really "reformed" anything in their lives. It is all about capacity, recognition and the desire to learn and improve. That is "reform".
Yeh but liberals don't learn and improve, they stumble and bumble.
Or it's better to take the conservative route and just not impliment programs that aren't well thought out from the beginning.
I find the conservative route to be more foolhardy than the liberal route.
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