VIDEO: Will battle tanks replace think tanks?
Politics is a contact sport, so is it time for think tanks to transition from academic institutions to partisan brawlers?
Stephen Moore, chief economist and the Heritage Foundation and Orange County Register columnist, shares his views with CalWatchdog.com’s James Poulos.
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I probably won’t vote for either of the leading candidates for POTUS in 2016. I would never vote for Hillary. And I suspect the Republicans will nominate another lapdog who can’t think for himself. The only way I would vote for a mainstream candidate is if another Ross Perot type ran for POTUS. But the current system is so corrupted they would never allow that to happen.
Look, it wasn’t long ago under the Bush administration when the Republicans owned the House, the Senate and the White House. Did we see any improvement? Nope. There was as much chaos then as there is today or even when the Dems owned the House, Senate and the White House.
I’ve been telling you that we live under a one-party system. Regardless of which major party owns the system – we basically see the same outcome. Until 3rd parties have a snowball’s chance at gaining political power expect more of the same.
Oh Collapso—
Zzzzzzzzzz— you can’t decide who to vote for? LOL—-EVERY pol has his/her limits—– YOU sit in the cheap seats little buddy– don’t break a nail taking potshots……..
Glum.
Depressed.
Blah.
Doomed-