Political Roundtable Answers – 6
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable.
In no particular order:
Elgin also posted a response to the answers.
Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable.
In no particular order:
Elgin also posted a response to the answers.
Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
Global Christian Perspectives will be on break for the next 3-4 weeks, so during that time I will be posting some short interviews of political interest with the various participants in the GCP discussions. On Friday, July 1, 2016, I interviewed Chris Eyre in two parts, the first on understanding Brexit and the referendum and…
Question 4 Hushbeck Answer to Question 4 Watts Answer to Question 4 Hushbeck Question 4 Reply 1 Watts Question 4 Reply 1 Watts Question 4 Reply 2 (The numbered questions were posed by Joel Watts to Elgin Hushbeck. See links above.) 1) I find it interesting that you would describe the rate in poverty from…
Question 4 Hushbeck Answer to Question 4 Watts Answer to Question 4 Hushbeck Question 4 Reply 1 Watts Question 4 Reply 1 Hushbeck Question 4 Reply 2 1.) I want to touch on something, something of a fallacious nature. The former President’s attempts at cutting the capital gains tax did not do us good, but…
The answers to Question #3 are starting to roll in. As I get the links, I will add them to this post. Arthur Sido – Eliminate the Capital Gains Tax Bob Cornwall – Is the Capital Gains Tax Fair and Just? — Energion Political Roundable Joel Watts – Energion Roundtable Capital Gains Tax Elgin Hushbeck,…
“Write about the National Health Service” was the request. OK, I thought – I’m a child of the NHS, having been born 5 years after it’s inception in 1948; it’s something I know well from experience of many parts of it’s operation as a patient and as a relative of patients. “For American readers” was…
As I thought likely, one thing that will separate our participants is the choice of which issues are of most importance. Elgin Hushbeck’s answer: The Big Three Bob Cornwall’s answer: 3 issues: Income disparity; Immigration; Health Care. Hard choices.
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