Seriously, let's start with extradition or extermination of blicks, jews, muslims and latinos. Then move on to disabled and go from there.

WTF is this discussion?

Alt right is only fiscally conservative to the extent that they want to cut programs that they don't like.

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Anonymous wrote:alt-right is not fiscally conservative. They support government spending but only for their 'volk'.

yes, it is very much like national socialism.

Wouldn't someone who was for national socialism move towards single-payer and not towards revamping Obamacare into a menu system?

With Obamacare, I can't change plans anytime, leaving them free to abuse me for much of the year. I have to have maternity coverage, even though I am 55 and had my tubes tied. I have to have coverage for prostate issues, even though I'm a woman. That's socialism.

Treating 'maternity coverage' like any other issue predates Obamacare by decades. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act was passed in 1978- just in time for your 18th birthday.

I was always asked if I wanted maternity coverage by my carrier prior to Obamacare. It was an extra fee - a menu option I could opt out of. I remember because I decided to take it even though I was pushing 40, and it was a good thing I did, since I got pregnant at 39.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:alt-right is not fiscally conservative. They support government spending but only for their 'volk'.

yes, it is very much like national socialism.

Wouldn't someone who was for national socialism move towards single-payer and not towards revamping Obamacare into a menu system?

With Obamacare, I can't change plans anytime, leaving them free to abuse me for much of the year. I have to have maternity coverage, even though I am 55 and had my tubes tied. I have to have coverage for prostate issues, even though I'm a woman. That's socialism.

Treating 'maternity coverage' like any other issue predates Obamacare by decades. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act was passed in 1978- just in time for your 18th birthday.

Anonymous wrote:alt-right is not fiscally conservative. They support government spending but only for their 'volk'.

yes, it is very much like national socialism.

Wouldn't someone who was for national socialism move towards single-payer and not towards revamping Obamacare into a menu system?

With Obamacare, I can't change plans anytime, leaving them free to abuse me for much of the year. I have to have maternity coverage, even though I am 55 and had my tubes tied. I have to have coverage for prostate issues, even though I'm a woman. That's socialism.

alt-right is not fiscally conservative. They support government spending but only for their 'volk'.

yes, it is very much like national socialism.

So basically it is really like National Socialism (aka Nazi). I see. The question is, will the GOP go along with it? They went along with GWB, but what about now?

I just don't want them to spend all the money and then blame the Democrats for the deficits...

no, all analysis I have read, excluding the one by the Trump campaign, is that Trump will add several trillions to the debt, which could reach $24 trillions. he is planning a huge tax cut, especially for the wealthy and corporations, and bug spending, so the result will be an increased debt and higher inflation. this is why the interest rates have gone up immediately after the election. the idea that democrats are the party of spending and that republicans are fiscally conservative is total BS.

I more or less know what Paul Ryan is about but I am not sure about the Atl-right economic agenda. Do they have any? Do they care?
Will the GOP really be fiscally conservative this time or be like in the Reagan and Bush years when they cut taxes perhaps but did not cut spending?
Give me the Cliff Notes.