Comments by "Xyz Same" (@xyzsame4081) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

@robertjackson7590 In the U.S. the Dems are to the left of Republicans, they are center right.
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Why would she damage good teeth only because she did not get braces like the middle class kids. That is no missing tooth, it is a space. In order to fix that they would have make her crowns or implants. Many people do not like going to the dentist especially if it is a big issue like getting implants. And they have to file down the good teeth, or remove them to replace them with a less durable solution. Nothing beats having your own original teeth, and having a space does not impair the function.
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Not to forget that the people that she represents - many low / regular income folks - see that she too did not get the perfect looking teeth financed(with expensive braces) when she was a kid. And made her way as lawyer anyway even though that is set as beauty standard (in the U.S.).
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The same people that complain her were fully O.K. with the CROOKS that Trump appointed (lots of acting appointees remember). Trump appointed people that would DESTROY the agencies they headed. If you think an agency should not exist go ahead, say so and try to eliminate it. And face the backlash. Remember the crook that took the SORTING MACHINES away from the post services JUST when more than usual was delivered by post and when it was clear that many more people than usual are going to vote by mail in a few months. The Turmp cultists do not care. Sure the former cabinets had lobbyists and corrupt big biz serving folks (red or blue, does not matter). but the grifters that Trump appointed really took it to the next level.
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Remember when Trump fired his Secretary of Defense and the new acting guy (in office only for the last few days of the Trump admit) waited 3 HOURS to deplay the National Guards to support Capitol Police - who were DESPERATE for help. Soome crook did not stand up to the crooked (outgoing) president and also made the Republican govenor of Maryland wait for 90 minutes for the permission to deploy the Guards of his state to DC. They were ready to go but one state cannot simply deploy them to another state and certainly not to DC the seat of the federal government. The White House did not do the right thing, so Democrats who know him called him directly and the govenor got into action. Was more actively concerned about the state of affairs on the Capital than the people whose job it would have been. never mind the president, also the Secretary of Defense, did nothing. If the SoD gives the permission, the president has a hard time preventing that from hapening, sure he can fire a SoD AFTER the fact .... That is why Trump fired the former SoD (also an acting guy) , looks like he was not so keen to support a coup.
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Republican voters: we vote twice (in rare cases and the idiots get busted, they belive the lies that D voters do it all the time).
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R politicians NO vote for the people that tend to vote for Democrats.
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6:43 - what has being a soldier to do with it. And the U.S. INVADING Panama is not a thing to be proud of, they went after the goon they had supported before and killed lots of brown civilians doing so. - The "highest" turnout (or "good" turnout in his state, is still lame in other democracies). And the registration rate ! in other nations is 100 %, because they are automatically registered. Not in person, not by mail, not with ID. Every person is in a register of residency, that also covers nationality, all births, deaths, moves are entered in that FEDERAL base, Done. people coming of age get the letter - like every other voter. where and when to vote, or to apply for absentee ballot. When they move (and have their address changed) they next election letter will find them there. If they do not announce that, they have to go to their old place and they will not get the absentee ballot to any other address. Done.
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This is a prime example what happens when you have a country that has a very peculiar system of governing (never more than 2 parties), and where the states are almost like countries (separate taxes, and other laws regarding the death penalty for instance). That fragmentation is also to be found in the SS data, IRS etc. In other countries they have a central federal register of residency that is the base of civil administration. When SS was getting computers (in the late 1960s) that was of course insufficient by todays standard. The problem with early adopters (like getting computers) is that they usually grandfather things in and in hindsight things are kind of archaic. Now add to that that large companies (that have the same problem with patch upon patch upon patch plus provisories) at least can make a top dow massive once a time effort to streamline things. But agencies need Congress for that. So that becomes a political football. Can you imagine the screaming of Republicans about a central register of residency. Would - after the once in a century effort - and likely some hiccups in year 1 make a lot of things easier, faster and cheaper. But you cannot streamline when 50 states insist on doing their own thing (civil admin is red tape, this is not a hill to die on). But the states might have to give up some of their special provisions in order to get a streamlined system (up to modern standards of databases). Do not hold your breath. It would cost a lot of money (once) and I cannot see Republicans go along with that either. Screw future savings. One exampe that is notorious: DMV. And of course voter registration. In ANY other developed nation (but the U.K. *) they enter people at birth, naturalization, or when they have legal residency. Citizens are supposed to announce when they move and except for students (still filed with the parents) they usually do. The tenant wants it, if they own a home they will have to do it, and if they own a car they have to do it, too. * in the U.K. they de facto use SS data for a lot of the civil admin. And voter registration is not automatic but it is really easy and can be done online. No ID, birth certificate necessary (like in all other nations). So sooner or later young adults update their status. And when they will be of age on election day they will get automatically an invitation to vote and they will be automatically on the voter rolls. that would do away with a lot of admin costs and make things much easier for citizens. It is also no problem if they move to another stat e and lose documentation, or the house is flooded or whatever. (or if they became homeless for a time). It is easy to get the original as long as they remember where the parents were registered when they were born. That means also that there are no long lines, when citizens update. 10 minutes wait time would be long. Makes thing easier for folks that have no care, or little children, you can ask for a ride, do your stuff (on the long afternoon, which means they are open longer for folks that want to come after work).
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Usually violence is only justified when those that exploit the land attack peaceful protesters - see DAPL protests that were strictly peaceful and lead by the elders of the First Nations especially the Lakotas that have a treaty for that land. Which was of course violated many times and not only in 2016.
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@jerryshepherd1645 you should some time READ the constitution. Separation of state and religion. Some of the founder were agnostics.
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Even better: private companies have a choice. weekly testing of employees (at the dime of the company) OR vaccination. That deals with the courts, the religous objections and people that cannot get vaccinated for medical reasons - that is rare. And I expect that unvaccinated people will not be able to fly They will have a hard tome to fight the "soft" mandate as it offers an opt out if you test weekly (which is a major concession, at least 2 times per week would be better. At Fox 90 % are vaccinated and the others are tested DAILY. With only one test per week some infections will not be detected.
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