"Our concept of a plan is this. We'll destroy the Affordable Care Act so that you can't get insurance, and then you'll be so desperate for some kind of healthcare that you'll willingly sign up for whatever hellishly exploitative scheme we cook up with our rich friends in the insurance business. That's the plan. Only we haven't yet worked out how to talk about it in a way that doesn't make it sound like the ass-raping it is, so we're keeping the details to ourselves for the moment. I'm sorry, was I not supposed to say that?"
Are these the notebooks full of ideas that they have been jotting down for the last 30 years-since the Clintons first brought up a plan to give America universal healthcare? Because they’ve been promising us a better way for people to get health care ever since.
They have a plan. Suck up to the orange man and follow Project 2025. What is in there about health care? Probably just the part about dismantling what we had.
From Carl Bereiter, "Ideas are a dime a dozen. ... adults' ideas will mostly be useless because they honor the wrong constraints-constraints arising from convention, habit, and surface appearance rather than constraints of a deeper kind" (p. 180).
Bereiter, Carl. 2002. Education and mind in the knowledge age. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
What Carl meansis that unless an idea is worked on to produce a fully-fledged plan with details, etc., then the idea has no real value. A whole book full of such ideas is pretty much valueless too.
"A concept of a plan."
This is not a serious political party. Performative clowns.
Dangerous, auithoritarian clowns determined to ruin our nation.
Maybe you can find them along with Romney's binders full of women.
The Affordable Care Act was passed in 2010. It is 2025.
They have no plan that would not be brutal to millions of Americans. They know it.
They haven't figured out a plan brutal enough.
"Our concept of a plan is this. We'll destroy the Affordable Care Act so that you can't get insurance, and then you'll be so desperate for some kind of healthcare that you'll willingly sign up for whatever hellishly exploitative scheme we cook up with our rich friends in the insurance business. That's the plan. Only we haven't yet worked out how to talk about it in a way that doesn't make it sound like the ass-raping it is, so we're keeping the details to ourselves for the moment. I'm sorry, was I not supposed to say that?"
# ...the party has “notebooks full of ideas“
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What they call 'notebooks', the rest of us call 'toilet paper'.
Are these the notebooks full of ideas that they have been jotting down for the last 30 years-since the Clintons first brought up a plan to give America universal healthcare? Because they’ve been promising us a better way for people to get health care ever since.
Don't worry - you'll see their plans just as soon as Infrastructure Week is out of the way.
I was there when Mittens boasted about his notebooks full of women. What a boob.
They have a plan. Suck up to the orange man and follow Project 2025. What is in there about health care? Probably just the part about dismantling what we had.
From Carl Bereiter, "Ideas are a dime a dozen. ... adults' ideas will mostly be useless because they honor the wrong constraints-constraints arising from convention, habit, and surface appearance rather than constraints of a deeper kind" (p. 180).
Bereiter, Carl. 2002. Education and mind in the knowledge age. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
What Carl meansis that unless an idea is worked on to produce a fully-fledged plan with details, etc., then the idea has no real value. A whole book full of such ideas is pretty much valueless too.