Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for November 13, 2016
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Laura: Boy, the election, huh? Adam: Seriously, who'da thunk? Laura: That was really something. Adam: I wasn't sure _____ could do it. Laura: Well, I guarantee you _______ is having a _____ weekend. Adam: No kidding. You can never tell with politics. Katy: Why are you guys talking weird? Adam: It's a deadline thing, honey. Katy: Sigh. Politics are so weird.
I voted for Hillary, but Trump has announced that he is replacing Obamacare with single payer, which is what Canada has. That’s what Democrats started out trying to accomplish and wound up with Obamacare because the Republicans listened to the drug and insurance companies and blocked single payer. We don’t know what Trump is going to do, and I seriously suspect that he doesn’t either. I know that he knows that more than half of Americans didn’t vote for him, and if he wants to get reelected (questionable) he can’t be taking health care away. He actually will have to do what voters want. Most voters— like in the 60-70% range want the things advocated by Democrats to be domestic policy, if they are presented without a party label on them. Trump can be a beloved president rather easily. He just has to propose the things voters want and get the tea party and Democrats in congress to vote for it. The establishment Republicans will explode, but there aren’t enough of them to do much damage.