Both Sides Of The Aisle - Republican

The Money In The Stabilization Fund, $130 Billion Which I Call An Insurance Bailout, Is Put In To Try To Cure The Adverse Selection That Obamacare Created By Making Insurance Too Expensive. Healthy People Didn't Buy It. They Tried To Fix This By Forcing Young People To Buy It Through An Individual Mandate. Even That Didn't Work. So The Way The Republicans Fix It Is They Don't Actually Fix It. They Subsidize It. So We Have To Fix What Went Wrong With Obamacare, Not Just Recapitulate Something That's Broken.

I Think It's A Real Debate How Big Nato Should Be And Whether Or Not It's More Provocative Than Good. Whenever There's A War Fought, Our Soldiers Fight It And Our Dollars Pay For It. And, Really, Our Decisions Need To Be About Our National Security.

The Democrats Promised Equalizing Outcomes Through Unlimited Federal Assistance While Republicans Offered Something That Seemed Less Tangible - The Promise Of Equalizing Opportunity Through Free Markets.

I Have A Great Deal Of Concern For Any President And The Amount Of Power They Accumulate Versus Congress. I'm A Stickler About The Idea Of Separation Of Powers.

I Think Saudi Arabia Often Finances Radical Islam And The Teaching Of Hatred To The West And Hatred Of Americans. I Think It Is Important That We Know That. It's Important That We Know That There Is A Threat Within And A Threat Without. I Think We Can Stop It With More Aggressive Use Of Actual Constitutional Tools.