No One Has The Right To Not

Europe Is The Most Complicated Place, In My Opinion.

It Takes 10 Years To Get All The Permits To Build A Bridge Today. Ten Years? What Happened To The Good Old Can-do America? Where Is "we Get It Done, We Work Together"? We've Become This Bureaucratic, Stifling Environment. I'm Not Talking About Violating Environmental Things - I'm Talking About Building A Bridge, Getting Things Going, Getting People To Work Together.

The Economic Union - Creating A Big Common Market, Like The United States, So That You Can Compete Across Borders. There Are Common Rules, Regulations, And Simplification, And That Is Still A Good Reason, Too. When They Put Their Monetary Union Together, That Created A Rigidity That Made It Hard For Currency Fluctuations. They Don't Really Have A Solution To That.

Part Of The Reason Some Japanese Companies Have Underperformed Financially Was Corporate Governance And Board Structures.

Men, Age 25 To 55, The Labor-force Participation Rate Is Down 10%. That's Unbelievable. There Are 35,000 Dying Of Opioids Every Year. Seventy Percent Of Kids Age 17 To 24 Can't Get Into The Us Military Because Of Health Or Education. Obesity, Diabetes, Reading And Writing. Is That The Society We Wanted? No. We Should Be Working On These Things, Acknowledge The Flaws We Have, And Come Up With Solutions. Not Democrat. Not Republican. Not Knee-jerk.