Conservatives, how do you think we should handle the future of this country?
I ask this plainly as a point of interest in viewing how conservatives would approach issues for our future. Particularly dealing with things like a crumbling infrastructure, getting broadband access to everyone, handle the building of nuclear power plants and other energy sources, upgrading our power grid, working on government efficientcy, and education, research and technology investment, and health care.
You are welcome to pick one topic of touch a little on them all. I am very interested in alternative views for addressing the future changes we will incur as a country in a fast paced world. Thanks.
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about 1 year ago
Personally I think a ton of these things would be done and done well if they could be placed in the state’s hands… especially in respect to education, health care, and energy…. the infrastructure even seems to be better served by the state and it’s people…
about 1 year ago
We need less government regulation when it comes to nuclear and clean coal powerplants. My choice is nuclear. The government has so many regulations, it is virtually impossible for a powerplant to cut thru the red tape from a cost standpoint. History has shown that after 10 years of litigation, and tens of millions of dollars in litigation, power companies are never given permits to build their new facilities. Education, we should get the federal government out of education. Geo. W. let Teddy Kennedy write the last education bill back in 2003. It was the most expensive education bill ever written, it has added hundreds of billions of dollars to our debt. I haven’t seen anything positive happen in our education system since the Dept. of education was formed under Ronald Reagan. Put that money into the rebuilding of our infra structure, and let the states and local communities take care of education. It is money down the drain.